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Breathing.
Am Covid positive
Chest X-ray normal. crp- 0.06
D DIMER- 220.. CBC, LFT, Vitamins, completely normal. no sugar
No fever or body aches.. SPO2- above 96% most of the times.. It's almost 14 days since I got positive
But still why do I feel I can't breathe properly through nose? I feel as if air isn't entering my nose.. I would describe it as rapid shallow breathing
I have sinusitis, deviated nasal septum, polyps but it's since 3 years and have remained inactive N SYMPTOM FREE., I don't know if it's causing me issues now coz of Covid
Feeling depressed and helpless. Don't know which doctor to go to
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You had mild covid.it appears that you are suffering from Allergic Rhinitis and bronchitis. Pl avoid allergens. You are having sinusitis, Dns,polyps.so, if any surgery is done, it may be helpful. Pl consult Ent specialist, Pulmonologist, for further evaluation and treatment.
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Some symptoms like breathing difficulty can be experienced after recovering from covid, which can be treated with medicines. Need further details about other symptoms to find out the exact cause of breathlessness.
Next Steps
Consult a pulmonologist for further evaluation.
Health Tips
Monitor oxygen saturation levels.
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