Covid Positive

2021-05-15 08:39:32
I tested covid positive on 30 April and was under isolation, I tested negative yesterday and have no symptoms. My oxygen level is 98. However since yesterday I am feeling pain in my left forearm and BP is slightly elevated 140/95. Is there a cause to worry?
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Monitor BP thrice daily for the next 3 days if remains high then start with salt restricted diet and consider medications thereafter. Pain in forearm seems to be non specific as long as you are not having any other symptoms. Get an ECG done to rule out any cardiovascular issues. Also get your lipid profile checked.

Answered2021-05-15 08:53:06

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Answered2021-05-15 08:40:57

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Don't worry, if you face any other symptoms or any aggravating signs then consult a doctor.
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Answered2021-05-15 09:02:35

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Regular montior bp If it's high need to take antihypertensive If it come normal continue medication Or need echo and ecg

Answered2021-05-15 08:49:24

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Do you usually suffer from hypertension? Please share any blood work if done
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Answered2021-05-15 08:42:31

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