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Covid CT severity less corads high

2021-06-09 18:18:43
Hi, I am recovering Covid patient (15 days post day 1). Having continuous cough if I talk for sometime. Took CT as I had chest pain. CT severity =1, CO RADS=5. SPO2 = 98. Am I infected again? Should I worry about CT CO RADS? Thanks
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Nope not at all. Corals 5 means you have typical COVID related lung changes. It’s expected if you have COVID ! Severity matters. Your severity score is quite less. You don’t have a reinfection , you are recovering . This CT numbers are normal in. COVID patient. For the cough and symptoms , in case you have not been prescribed drugs , please take a consult in the app

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