How serious is high D-dimer?
D-dimer is a degradation product of fibrin, which is often used in coagulation function tests. Its normal level is 0-0.5mg/L. The increase of D-dimer may be
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Read moreHow to diagnose diseases that cause subcutaneous hemorrhage?
Diseases that cause subcutaneous hemorrhage can be diagnosed through the following methods: 1. Aplastic anemia The skin appears as bleeding spots or large
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How Reduce Blood Lipids Effectively?
With the improvement of living standards, the level of blood lipids also increases. Is it true that eating too much will cause blood lipids to rise? First of
Read moreHow common is thrombosis by age?
Thrombosis is a solid substance condensed by various components in blood vessels. It can occur at any age, generally between 40-80 years old and above,
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How To Improve Poor Blood Coagulation?
Blood occupies a very important position in the human body, and it is very dangerous if poor coagulation occurs. Once the skin breaks in any position, it will
Read moreHow do I check myself for blood clots?
Thrombosis generally needs to be detected through physical examination, laboratory examination, and imaging examination. 1. Physical examination: If the
Read moreHow To Improve Poor Blood Coagulation?
In the event of poor coagulation function, blood routine and coagulation function tests should be carried out first, and if necessary, bone marrow examination
Read moreHow do you know if you have a thrombosis?
A thrombus, colloquially referred to as a "blood clot," blocks the passage of blood vessels in various parts of the body like a rubber stopper. Most
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