D-Dimer Quantitative
D-Dimer Quantitative tests for the presence of D-dimer, a fibrin degradation product, which helps diagnose blood clotting disorders like deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolism (PE), or disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
D-dimer Test is a type of blood test that can be used to determine whether or not a dangerous blood clot is present. When you are injured, blood clotting is a vital mechanism that protects you from wasting so much blood. When the condition has healed, the body will atomically remove the clot. But if the blood clotting condition persists even when it is not required then it can be very dangerous. If you have such a disorder, a D-dimer blood test will reveal it.
Blood clots generally develop due to damaged blood vessels, which can happen due to several reasons, including serious injuries, surgeries, pregnancy, cancers, and immune system illnesses. The process for the D-Dimer test is similar to a conventional blood test, quick and painless, although you might feel a pinch when the needle pierces the skin.
D-dimer Test is a type of blood test that can be used to determine whether or not a dangerous blood clot is present. When you are injured, blood clotting is a vital mechanism that protects you from wasting so much blood. When the condition has healed, the body will atomically remove the clot. But if the blood clotting condition persists even when it is not required then it can be very dangerous. If you have such a disorder, a D-dimer blood test will reveal it.
Blood clots generally develop due to damaged blood vessels, which can happen due to several reasons, including serious injuries, surgeries, pregnancy, cancers, and immune system illnesses. The process for the D-Dimer test is similar to a conventional blood test, quick and painless, although you might feel a pinch when the needle pierces the skin.
