Brief Answer: follow-up Detailed Answer: Hello and thank you for sending the question. I can appreciate that you are dealing with a very stressful situation regarding all of your symptoms and all of these laboratory tests. Sometimes laboratory tests can be very confusing. In your case I can see why the results can be difficult to interpret. I doubt that you have a blood clot. If however your doctor is suspicious that a blood clot may be present then he should request imaging studies including possibly an ultrasound of the legs and a CT scan of the chest with intravenous contrast. I see you are on multiple medications to control your thyroid condition and blood pressure as well as some other things. I would like to make sure that you are leading a very active lifestyle. It is important that you take a look at your height and weight to try to see what your optimal weight is. If you are overweight or obese it is extremely important that you discuss this with your doctor and put together a plan for optimal health including gradual weight loss and a very good exercise regimen. Also a consultation with a nutritionist to help design a diet plan that will promote healthy living is extremely important. A good diet and exercise will help your body heal over time without medication.also gradual weight loss sometimes will help people slowly decreased the doses of medications including blood pressure medications which sometimes have side effects including fatigue and weakness. One other consideration is anxiety. If you think you may be anxious or depressed or have some fluctuation in mood which is disturbing your ability to maintain focus this is also something you should discuss with your doctor. It is also extremely important that you get adequate amounts of rest at night including uninterrupted sleep. If there is any suspicion of sleep apnea a sleep study would be reasonable. Thank you again for sending your question. Please let me know if you have any additional concerns. Dr. Galamaga

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