Flu or Covid?

2021-10-14 05:27:53
Mom,62, obsese had Covid in April. Now she is experiencing little wet cough and running nose from 3 days. Today she is coughing a bit more than other days- but not chronic or dry. But her energy is not too low and NO Fever. Could it be COVID? Or just seasonal flu? She also has Sensitive throat. But cough not going.  When do we get tested for Covid? I live with her but no symptoms, 31yrs.
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may be any of the two rtpcr for covid is advisable
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Medication under prescription is advisable

Answered2021-10-15 03:49:51

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Could be seasonal flu . Please tell me more about your concern. Thanks.

Answered2021-10-14 11:19:41

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Keep warm and completely hydrated . Observe for one or two days. If nothing no medication is required.
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keep away from a/c, cold food and drinks
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nothing to worry about spreading of COVID 19 only keep the distance from the patient

Answered2021-10-14 08:13:40

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Observe for 2 days. If symptoms worsen or fever appears, get tested.
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Consult online for treatment.

Answered2021-10-14 07:09:50

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Kindly discuss for your concern. Need to be evaluated further.

Answered2021-10-14 06:21:20

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Its like seasonal flu, so need symptomatic treatment. Pl consult on app for management.

Answered2021-10-14 05:54:43

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Can be seasonal flu, can be covid. Do test to be sure. Start symptomatic management. Can consult me privately for proper management on prescription, click consult with

Answered2021-10-14 05:31:00

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Consultation and proper treatment.
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consultation and proper treatment

Answered2021-10-14 06:28:42

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Please consult on app

Answered2021-10-14 05:59:24

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