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grace50455
grace50455

has anyone ever had high d-dime levels and what does that mean?

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  • pam90720
    pam90720 grace50455

    Posted

    hi Grace! ive always been low, or just above it... highest has been 30... what was yours?❤

    • pam90720
      pam90720

      Posted

      scratch that... i missread your post... i was thinking Vitamin D... ive never heard of D-dime....

    • susan39015
      susan39015 pam90720

      Posted

      My vitamin D level came back 13 has yours ever been that low? Ive never heard of d dime level?

    • pam90720
      pam90720 susan39015

      Posted

      hi susan, i think the lowest mine has been is 17.... got prescription vitamin d to bring it up... you should really get a prescription for some ... needs to b above 30... before i toom the prescription my whole body hurt, especially my feet when i got up in the mornings and my hips.. felt better after it came up..

      ❤

    • Guest
      Guest pam90720

      Posted

      Pam, thank you for the tip! My feet are killing me....will try Vitamin D

    • pam90720
      pam90720 Guest

      Posted

      you're welcome!! i pray it works for you!!❤❤

  • hardev24538
    hardev24538 grace50455

    Posted

    D Dimer is a blood reading and is usually an indication of a possible clot .. but further tests need to be done to confirm or exclude that. .. D dimer blood reading alone is unreliable and would not be used to reach a diagnosis

    • grace50455
      grace50455 hardev24538

      Posted

      I was in ER last night and was admitted for high levels but when they ran all kinds of test they ruled out clot. I am terrified because google says that it is a sign of cancer.my bones are aching everywhere so he said the same thing my DR said, I have to see Rheumatologist to determine that or anything else.

    • hardev24538
      hardev24538 grace50455

      Posted

      dont go on Google.. we just jump to conclusions and fear the worst .. it can be infection or cause by trauma

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