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2021-04-25 09:05:14
My uncle is admitted for COVID 19 and is suffering from around 2 weeks. We were expecting him to be better now but see no relief. His thorax shows Severity score increasing and SPO2 is fluctuating a lot, currently at 88.
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He may need ventilator support. Keep high flow oxygen and maintain spO2 >95%

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If you uncle is on inje table aspirin and steroids high dose given iv  there are pretty good chances that he ll improve

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