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2020-11-30 16:56:19
I had covid 1.5 months back today while checking pulse it showed 190 and 220 so did an ecg and crp PFA crp was 6.1 mg/l elevated from1.51 two weeks back
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Answered2020-12-09 09:20:49

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Your crp is high
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Answered2020-12-01 03:22:05

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Hi. Your ecg within normal limits and heart rateisin normal range, may be pulse oxymeter has defects.

Answered2020-11-30 17:30:14

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