Covid treatment

2021-06-11 07:50:09
He is covid -19 +ve on last Friday....but today onwards..he is no symptoms ..but he is weak..today spo2-95.and CRP -29...what should evaluation...
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1.Compare with the previous report whether CRP is increasing or decreasing 2.For weakness give him good diet, supplement with Vitamin B12 and D3 3. Focus on high protein diet 4. Monitor CBC, CRP and D-Dimer every 3rd day
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Post covid recovery weakness persist for 1-2 months. With proper medications and care it will eventually subside. Continue taking multivitamin, steam inhalation, luke warm water gargle. Monitor spO2, bp , temp, sugar.if all within normal limits then no need to worry
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Answered2021-06-11 07:53:36

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Inflammation might persist for sometime even after a person becomes covid negative
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Weakness will also take some time to go Increase fluid intake - hydration becomes very important during this period High nutrition diet Consult if any symptoms appear
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Can add on a multivitamin as well

Answered2021-06-11 07:53:32

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We need to see what drugs he is already taking and evaluate with the reports. Covid inflammation is common; We ha e to give some drugs depending on the reports. Please take a consultation in the app

Answered2021-06-11 07:52:41

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