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2021-05-29 03:46:46
Im covid recovered. My crp was 49 during positive state and now its 8.2. Do I need to take medicine? As the limit ia till 6.
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No need to take medicines if you have no or mild symtoms and the crp will come down by itself. Have high protein diet and drink more water
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Monitor bp, bg and spo2. For further advice consult me on practo app

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