My 60-year-old mother-in-law, who has diabetes and high blood pressure, recently finished a recovery treatment course (including Pantop DSR, Azee, Doxcy, Ivermectin, Dolo, Dexona, Duolin and Budacort nebulizers, Feviflu, Pulmoclear, and Snizid M) after having a negative COVID-19 swab test but a chest scan score of 12. She is currently taking A to Z, Limcee, Ecosprin 75MG, Telmikind H, and Glykind M (with a blood sugar level of 143). Based on her recent blood test results (including a D-Dimer clotting marker of 1.58 and an inflammatory CRP marker of 4.07), an occasional mild fever of 99?F, and oxygen levels fluctuating between 94% and 96%, does she require any new medications or adjustments to her current treatment?
Her oxygen level (94-96%) and slightly elevated CRP (4.07) are common during recovery, but her elevated D-Dimer of 1.58 is important. Because D-Dimer measures clotting risk, her physician needs to review this alongside her current Ecosprin 75mg to see if a stronger blood thinner is temporarily required. Please continue monitoring her blood sugar (currently 143 on Glykind M), blood pressure, and oxygen levels. I highly recommend consulting her doctor promptly to safely adjust her medications based on these recent reports. With a few professional adjustments, she will continue to recover safely.
