I tested positive for COVID-19 and took ivermectin, doxy, zincovit, montecope, and vitamin C, but now I have chest pain and stomach issues (for which I am taking Pan D and Sucros O gel); with a CRP (inflammation marker) level of 13.7 and a D-dimer (blood clot test) level of 0.17, do I still have COVID-19, what does this CRP level mean, and is my condition serious? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I tested positive for COVID-19 and took ivermectin, doxy, zincovit, montecope, and vitamin C, but now I have chest pain and stomach issues (for which I am taking Pan D and Sucros O gel); with a CRP (inflammation marker) level of 13.7 and a D-dimer (blood clot test) level of 0.17, do I still have COVID-19, what does this CRP level mean, and is my condition serious?

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I tested positive for COVID-19 and took ivermectin, doxy, zincovit, montecope, and vitamin C, but now I have chest pain and stomach issues (for which I am taking Pan D and Sucros O gel); with a CRP (inflammation marker) level of 13.7 and a D-dimer (blood clot test) level of 0.17, do I still have COVID-19, what does this CRP level mean, and is my condition serious?

Asked by Female, 35 · 3 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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3 days ago

Your normal D-dimer of 0.17 is highly reassuring, indicating a very low risk of blood clots. Your CRP level of 13.7 is only mildly elevated, which points to some lingering inflammation from your recent COVID-19 infection; this is very common during recovery and does not mean you are still actively contagious. Your chest pain and stomach issues might be related to acid reflux or irritation from your medications, which you are treating with Pan D and Sucros O gel. While your lab results are encouraging, any chest pain should be evaluated by a healthcare professional in person to rule out other causes and ensure your safe recovery.

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I tested positive for COVID-19 and took ivermectin, doxy, zincovit, montecope, and vitamin C, but now I have chest pain and stomach issues (for which I am taking Pan D and Sucros O gel); with a CRP (inflammation marker) level of 13.7 and a D-dimer (blood clot test) level of 0.17, do I still have COVID-19, what does this CRP level mean, and is my condition serious?

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