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Covid - 19
Dear all,
I have admitted in hospital for Covid in Aug 2020 due to breathing issue. Know my Oxygen level is 93 and normal pulse rate. If is climb staircase or do some activities means my Oxygen level is coming to 79 and pulse rate 128 to 135. Iam doing breathing exercise very frequently and also using spirometer exercise. Also taking plenty of fluids. Iam also sleeping in prone position. Iam taking tablet Nintena 100, Doxolin 400, Mucinac 600, Rantac 150, Azithral 250, Ecospain 75. Kindly suggest how to increase Oxygen level.
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Hi
Looks like you had severe COVID
Now you do have exercise desaturation which means that you have severe diffusion defect. You may need supplemental oxygen while exercising.
I would omit mucinac but continue the rest. Also I don’t know why your Nintedanib has not been updated to full dose.
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You need a proper evaluation with a consultation and not just a casual one line answer like this.
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Hello noted above concerns
As you mentioned above symptoms can be due to long post covid illness and it will be better soon
Continued medication and aggressive incentive Spirometry and drinking plenty of water and protein diet
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