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PRbpm for Covid Patient

2021-05-14 21:16:27
Hi, I'm covid positive with mild symptoms, my spo2 level is 99 and PR pm is between 110-120. What should I do?
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Just do workup ECG ECHO TROPONIN AND TSH. To rarely rule out myocarditis, isolated conduction involvement. Have seen patients with tachycardia induced cardiomyopathy improved with rate controlling and CHF measures.
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All these are treatable when diagnosed at appropriate time.
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Answered2021-05-15 03:47:57

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If no palpitations/ giddiness/ nothing to worry, if above symptoms are there better get ECG , 2D echo , thyroid profile done

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