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I Have A Mildly Elevated D-dimer(no Clotts). Lacy Pattern On
Question: I have a mildly elevated d-dimer(no clotts). lacy pattern on legs and trunk, and dermagraphsim. joint pain, muscle exahustion, can these be linked to the lacy pattern?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello
After reviewing the the images attached by you I would like to tell you that d dimers are not associated with such skin presentation specially on trunk. If only lower limbs were involved then we could have thought of DVT which doesn’t seems like to be the current scenario.
It doesn’t look like dermatographism to me at least not from the image provided by you as it present with raised skin margins and is also temporary.
As you have joint pain with this skin presentation I would like to suggest you to kindly consult a Rheumatologist personally (better if you can consult someone from some medical college who are involved in research work and rare case exposures).
I hope this information will guide you properly.
Kind Regards
Please refer to the detailed answer below
Detailed Answer:
Hello
After reviewing the the images attached by you I would like to tell you that d dimers are not associated with such skin presentation specially on trunk. If only lower limbs were involved then we could have thought of DVT which doesn’t seems like to be the current scenario.
It doesn’t look like dermatographism to me at least not from the image provided by you as it present with raised skin margins and is also temporary.
As you have joint pain with this skin presentation I would like to suggest you to kindly consult a Rheumatologist personally (better if you can consult someone from some medical college who are involved in research work and rare case exposures).
I hope this information will guide you properly.
Kind Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
sorry did not think to include pic of dermtographsim. it appears yhatbpart if your response might have been cut off?
Brief Answer:
Hello again
Detailed Answer:
No I don’t see that my previous reply has been cut off. kindly consult a rheumatologist personally if you haven’t done that yet for proper evaluation.
kind Regards
Hello again
Detailed Answer:
No I don’t see that my previous reply has been cut off. kindly consult a rheumatologist personally if you haven’t done that yet for proper evaluation.
kind Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
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