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2021-05-06 07:24:14
Covid positive . five days taking covid tablets like paracetamol ip 500. azithromycin 500mg tablet given by govt hospital. he is normal no covid symptoms one lite throat pain today morning hands and legs and face small rashes coming. please suggest any tablet take or not necessary.
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Probably allergic reaction... for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos

Answered2021-05-06 09:13:28

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