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After 2 months of corona, age 22 male
My bilirubin is high after two months of corona symptoms and it was random follow up test of crp,d dimer,cbc and liver
My platelets are 98k and bilirubin high with Normal sgpt.
My hepatitis is negative and I had very less severe covid.
Recent crp is 3.6mg/L, d dimer is .19, and in lipid profile total cholesterol is 176, LDL is 111, and hdl is 47.6
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Drug-induced liver injury during the treatment of coronavirus infection should not be ignored and needs to be carefully investigated.
Patients with liver damage are advised to be treated with drugs that could both protect liver functions and inhibit inflammatory responses.
Need to know first which treatment you had undergone for treatment of covid?
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send the complete treatment you had undergone during covid and if ongoing any other medicines.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Post covid recovery might take some time
Deranged liver profile and cbc are commonly seen during and post covid which generally recover with time
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Make sure you are keeping yourself well hydrated
Eating good nutritious food
And avoiding excessive oily / fast food for some time
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If any symptoms show up kindly consult so that the condition can be timely managed
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