Post Covid severe cough

2021-06-08 04:25:34
My father got Covid +ve 40 days back.. Still his spo2 levels are fluctuating between 88 to 92..so he is on oxygen therapy at home with 1-2L..he had severe cough.. Unable to talk.. Yesterday we done scan.. Can you please go through scan.. How is his lung condition.. Is it severe.. & yesterday he got fever also.. Is it common
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Hello there are age related changes in x-ray apart from covid he takes time to improve his saturation ..be cautious if high grade fever uncontrolled cough saturation dropping even on O2 get a consultation done

Answered2021-06-14 20:22:38

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Hi. I understand your concern s. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription

Answered2021-06-08 04:26:19

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Needed detailed history and investigation reports do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

Answered2021-06-12 07:32:31

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It is common to have mild cough after covid infection. If it is severe enough to make him unable to speak, it is abnormal. He will need to run few blood tests and some medicines. A consult would be useful.

Answered2021-06-08 10:32:52

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Hello Chest x ray is showing post covid sequelae with some Opacities , patient requires steroids . Kindly consider for a personal consult for detailed explanation and treatment prescription

Answered2021-06-08 09:46:45

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get an online consultation with pulmonologist

Answered2021-06-08 07:16:12

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Is he Diabetic.any hypothyroidism ,hypertension All these matters. Any smoking history. Was he kept on steroids. Pl consult Pulmonologist on line.

Answered2021-06-08 06:09:06

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