Elevated D2 polymers can be controlled in late pregnancy by drinking plenty of water and exercising regularly.
During pregnancy, the blood is in a state of hypercoagulability, which may lead to elevated D2 levels. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. If it is not accompanied by other abnormalities, it does not require special treatment and usually returns to normal after delivery.
In your daily life, drink more water and do some cycling and walking exercises. Or when you lie down, lift your legs up and do the empty bicycle movement. This can effectively benefit the blood circulation of the lower limbs, to avoid the formation of blood clots due to high blood coagulation.
At the same time, do not lie in one position, every once in a while you can change a position, which is conducive to the blood circulation of the lower limbs, to avoid the uterus on the blood vessels continued to pressure.
The specific situation should be decided by the doctor’s consultation.