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Bleeding and Clotting Disorders |
Blood requisitions07/25/2008 06:37PM |
I recently had blood test done for complaints about numbness in my toes and cramping in legs. I noticed the doctor listed "d" on the one of the test lines. What kind of test would this "d" represent? she didn`t tell me everything she was testing me for. Thanks
Using a "d" is not a standard abbreviation, so I do not know what the doctor could be referring to. I would ask your physician what he or she meant by this.
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Spero R. Cataland, MD Clinical Asst. Professor of Internal Medicine James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute Hematology and Oncology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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