Patient's question:
Pregnancy week 11 D-dimer is high, 1.08. Is there an impact?Doctor's answer:
Hello, D-dimer primarily reflects fibrinolysis function and is mainly caused by coagulation dysfunction in the body. Elevated or positive levels are seen in secondary fibrinolysis hyperactivity, such as hypercoagulable states, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), kidney diseases, organ transplant rejection, thrombolytic therapy, etc. The fetus is in the developmental stage, and many organs have not fully developed, making it easy to cause fetal malformations. Wait until your baby develops well after 4 months, and then consider taking medication. I suggest you consult a specialist doctor in the obstetrics and gynecology department of a large hospital. Additionally, I recommend you have a color Doppler ultrasound to check the development of the fetus.