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IL6 is 22.5pg/ml, CRP D Dimer normal

2021-05-09 00:53:14
Patient suffering from Covid. IL6 Test done on 7th day of symptoms. All symptoms gone except mild fever (around 99). Vit C and Zinc on. CRP reading is 1.5mg/L, D Dimer is 292 ng FEU/ml (both shown normal in report). Been advised T. Predmet 6mg thrice daily for 2 days, twice daily for next 3 days and so on. Any other precautions to be taken? Oxy level normal, no breathing issue.
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Prescribes medication is perfectly fine just need to monitor on saturation and other symptoms if occurs. Have a healthy diet, high protein diet and increse your water intake.
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