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Covid related
2 weeks back I started to catch cold, because I ate some cold stuff and had cold shower, due to which I catched cold and lost a little sense of smell and taste, except for this I did not have any symptoms,but just to get out of tension I got rt pcr done, which came out as covid positive,I started taking medication.
adverse effects of medication I got loose motion, after 4 days of rt pcr, I got rapid antigen test done and results were negative, after 8 days I still don't have any issues, except for a loose motion and some times due to gastric and excess of tension I feel chest congestion.
Now please answer am I really covid positive. I get too nervous and panic and start to have chest congestion.
Are rapid antigen reliable for covid positive patients.
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The loose stool may be due to Doxycycline. If you are not taking Doxycycline with lactobacillus combination ( like DOXT SL), start taking ECONORM SACHET.
Take steam inhalation with KARVOL PLUS for chest congestion.
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Take Curd and plenty of water
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Once you have got yourself tested and the test is positive
Be it RAPID ANTIGEN / RTPCR
Please just isolate yourself for a period of 14 days and consult a physician for your medication
Next Steps
Once you’ve completed your isolation
Or you do not have any symptoms for a continuous period of 4 days
No need to get tested again and again
Just follow precautions
Health Tips
Consume a good healthy diet with lots of fluids
Use coconut water / ELECTRAL powder
Start steam inhalation with KARAVOL PLUS caps ( 2-3 times a day )
You’ll feel better
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