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Crp level is 78.1mg/L

2021-06-02 15:05:31
My father has been diagnosed with corona for last 8 days. His oxygen level is normal. His fever goes and comes back continuously for last six days.  His CPR level is 78.1 mg/L.Is it concerned? He is under home isolation. What other tests can be recommended? What should be done?
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Hi,crp is high.oxygen saturation  should  checked. If it is lowered hospitalized immediately.
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TEST: CBC D DIMER LDH SERUM FERRITIN CT SCAN CHEST IL 6 IF OXYGEN SATURATION DOWN THAN MUST VISIT PHYSICAL DOCTOR

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