D-Dimer

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D-Dimer test looks for the presence of D-Dimer, a protein fragment which forms when a blood clot dissolves, in blood. This test is used for the diagnosis of blood clotting disorders, pulmonary embolism, and deep vein thrombosis. The test is often done when someone has symptoms such as difficulty breathing and chest pain.

If your results show levels greater than normal, you may have to connect with your doctor to find out if you have a clotting disorder or any other medical condition.

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TATA 1mg labs is a state-of-art facility offering the highest quality diagnostic services at the convenience of your doorstep. We pride ourselves on three things 1) Assured Quality 2) Best Prices 3) Excellent Turn Around Time. We believe in providing the highest level of transparency to our customers. Testimony to the quality is the ISO certification, a gold standard in the quality of diagnostics. Our entire team is dedicated to providing the best customer experience and continuously strives to come up with solutions to remain in line with the needs of our customers.

What does D-Dimer measure?

D-dimer testing is usually ordered when someone goes to the hospital with symptoms such as chest pain and difficulty in breathing. A D-dimer test may be ordered when someone has symptoms of deep vein thrombosis, such as:
-Leg pain or tenderness, usually in one leg
-Leg swelling, edema
-Discoloration of the leg

This test may also be ordered when someone has symptoms of pulmonary embolism such as:

-Rapid heart rate
-Sudden shortness of breath, forced breathing
-Coughing hemoptysis (blood present in sputum)
-Lung-related chest pain

Packages containing D-Dimer

Covid Home Care Extended Package

Contains 32 tests

Get reports within 18-24 hrs

₹2500

Covid Home Care Complete

Contains 38 tests

Get reports within 18-24 hrs

₹5839

Test Information is reviewed by: Dr. Swati Gupta (Anand), MBBS, MD Lab Medicine and written by Dr. Lipika Khurana, BDS, PGDHHM . The test details are for information purpose only. Consult a doctor before taking any test. Last updated on: 10th Mar 2026

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D-Dimer test price for other cities

Price in	Bangalore	Rs. 1000
Price in	Dombivli	Rs. 1000
Price in	Faridabad	Rs. 400
Price in	Ghaziabad	Rs. 1200
Price in	Greater Noida	Rs. 1200

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FAQs related to D-Dimer

What do the results mean?

If your D-dimer level is low or normal D-dimer, it means you probably don't have a clotting disorder. If your results is higher than normal, it may indicate a clotting disorder. Also, high D-dimer levels are not always caused by clotting problems. Other conditions like pregnancy, heart disease, and recent surgery can also cause high D-dimer levels.

What happens if my test levels are high?

If your D-dimer test results are high, your doctor may order imaging tests like Doppler ultrasound, and CT angiography etc. to find out if you have a clotting disorder.

Is there any risk associated with this test?

There is no risk associated with the test. However, since this test involves a needle prick to withdraw the blood sample, in very rare cases, a patient may experience increased bleeding, hematoma formation (blood collection under the skin), bruising or infection at the site of needle prick.

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