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2021-05-26 17:28:03
Dear Doctor, My mother fought with covid, dated apr 25, hrct 13/25, age 54, NOT diabetic/BP issues, Spo2~91-95 For how long usually she need to take blood thinner?
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Give her blood thinner for atleast 21 days  once a day Use tab exafib 10mg OD
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have high protein diet for fatigue, also have soups ,coconut water ,fruit juices ,rest is most important in covid

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Which blood thinner drugs?

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Get her crp and d dimer test done

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