Shortness of breath

2021-06-26 05:25:21
Hi, I had covid positive on June 2nd and recovered on June 15th. I am still facing shortness of breath during washroom activities. Spo2 is 92. Is it take some more days to get into normal or any infection in lungs??
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Needs a little fine tuning with medications. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription

Answered2021-06-26 06:26:37

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It needs further history and reports of xray or ct chest. For further evaluation and treatment consult pulmonologist.

Answered2021-06-26 05:44:44

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It may take up to 3 months but if the condition is worsening, then you should consult a pulmonologist.

Answered2021-06-26 05:32:25

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What is the ct value of  rtpcr.ct value of ct chest.any Co morbid conditions.?Smoker.At your age, spo2, 92,has to be improved.did you had steroids. What treatment you are taking now.Pl do Lung exercises..Do not strain yourself. It takes 3 months, for covid pnuemonia to recover. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports at the earliest.

Answered2021-06-27 02:39:07

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Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

Answered2021-06-26 05:58:08

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Post covid bronchitis is very common. Fluctuating oxygen levels are expected during recovery. Don't worry. As long as your oxygen levels are above 90 you have nothing to worry.
Next Steps
Deep breathing exercises and Pranayama High protein diet and hydrate well
Health Tips
Do not do steam inhalation Avoid spicy food and cold drinks

Answered2021-06-26 05:36:39

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