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Black Fungus
Hi,
I was diagnosed with covid in the month of June first week and recovered recently as I was having after covid effects as low grade fever . I was hospitalized for 2 days but discharged immediately after 2 days as all my reports were normal including CT scan.
I wasn't taking any steroids.
From yesterday my left eye feels a bit irritable sometimes. Eye is totally normal no redness or swelling. Sometimes heavy light I feel discomfort.
Left Ear feels a bit full sometimes and itchy at opening.
Is this anything related to black fungus what is the next step I should do.
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Doesn't look like black fungus .It looks like allergic issue .
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Do once eye check up also
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steam inhalation daily
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No Dnt wry this is not black fungus related ,Pur Candibiotic ear drops 2 drops twice daily for 5 days .Consult online for further evaluation.
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