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2 CT SCANS IN 1 MONTH
I had covid and doc suggest HT CT SCAN, within period of week I developed sinusitis, my nose pain did not reduce even after 3 weeks and completing course of antibiotics suggested by ENT , later did plain CT scan of head nose and sinuses , results were normal , is it dangerous to have 2 CT scan in a gap of 3 weeks ? I get irritated looking through internet , I feel I have health anxiety.. still I need to get clear things of my mind
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2 CT scans in 3 weeks, is not dangerous.
You did it for a valid reason.
Hence there is no need to feel anxious about it.
It is not going to harm you. Do not worry.✌
You have recovered from covid.
The worst phase is behind you.
Please have a positive outlook to the future now.
Next Steps
block internet sites.
stop watching covid news on TV.
it really helps! ✌
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How many days of covid now? Do you have any cough?
HRCT scan helps if you are coughing too much or Rtpcr negative, should be done in 5-7 days of detection of covid
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Yes you are little worried. Fort take a deep breath and relax . Consult properly over consultation with physician. You will be relax post that
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Dr. Darshan
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Bangalore
2CT scan gap of 3weeks is not dangerous, Dont worry.
If you have sinusitis for long period follow up with your ENT doctor.
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