Do I need any additional medications if I am still experiencing weakness, a sore throat, and a cough after taking Tusq DX, Montaire 5mg, and Zincovit, given that my blood test results show an inflammation marker (CRP) of 2.21 and a blood clot marker (D-dimer) of 0.91? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Do I need any additional medications if I am still experiencing weakness, a sore throat, and a cough after taking Tusq DX, Montaire 5mg, and Zincovit, given that my blood test results show an inflammation marker (CRP) of 2.21 and a blood clot marker (D-dimer) of 0.91?

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Do I need any additional medications if I am still experiencing weakness, a sore throat, and a cough after taking Tusq DX, Montaire 5mg, and Zincovit, given that my blood test results show an inflammation marker (CRP) of 2.21 and a blood clot marker (D-dimer) of 0.91?

Asked by Female, 38 · 23 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

23 days ago

Your CRP level of 2.21 shows only very mild, expected inflammation. The D-dimer of 0.91 is also slightly elevated, which is common during respiratory infections and typically returns to normal as you heal. Since you are already taking Tusq DX, Montaire (montelukast), and Zincovit, you likely do not need additional medications immediately. Focus on plenty of rest, warm fluids, and saline gargles to soothe your throat. Please share these test results with your doctor for a formal clinical evaluation, especially if you experience any chest pain or breathing difficulties.

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Do I need any additional medications if I am still experiencing weakness, a sore throat, and a cough after taking Tusq DX, Montaire 5mg, and Zincovit, given that my blood test results show an inflammation marker (CRP) of 2.21 and a blood clot marker (D-dimer) of 0.91?

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