Covid19 related

2022-01-19 07:36:33
Got fever and sever body pains 17th night and gave rtpcr test on 18th and it is negative , and blood crp test is positive meanswhat does it mean.wheter an covid positive should i give rtcpr again after some days
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Answered2022-01-19 14:28:07

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Answered2022-01-19 10:44:14

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Please repeat the rtpcr after 2-3 days. Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-01-19 08:24:55

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Early testing can show a negative report. Kindly isolate. Take covid precautions. Take paracetamol 6-8th hourly. Lots of fluids. CRP indicates any inflammation in the body. Better to consult at least online with plenty more details to assess situation of the patient and further management.
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kindly isolate and take symptomatic treatment

Answered2022-01-19 08:20:14

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Rtpcr for covid after few days may be advisable
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Consultation for detailed discussion and medication is advisable

Answered2022-01-19 07:56:00

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Need to consult privately for proper management and prescription. Click consult now

Answered2022-01-19 07:51:30

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If fever does not subside within 3 days, you need to repeat your RTPCR test. Also consult a doctor as raised CRP does indicate there is some sort of infection in your body. You have not mentioned anything about cough or throat pain.

Answered2022-01-19 07:48:21

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Consultation needed. Consult personally on Practo app or 8318469_886

Answered2022-01-19 07:44:09

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