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2021-06-26 06:26:44
I am 30 yr old post covid female worker  I got negative report on 5th may  . Now from a week I feel morning sickness and my B.P is normal but heart beat is 110 . with anxiety . Please suggest what I do .
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Consult for morning sickness..

Answered2021-06-27 04:17:13

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Madam, please note if it’s morning sickness please consult a physician for further review. No need to worry about pulse of 100.
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Answered2021-06-26 09:12:52

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