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I suffered from mild covid in the month of april 3 days before i had antibody igg test it shows the value for 79 and today i had chest xray it shows slight infection... is this due to post covid .how much time will it take to recovery..attached my xray and igg antibody test
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Do you have any symptoms now ? Covid viral pneumonitis lung finding will go off gradually..
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Dr. Lakshmi Narayana Munirathi
Pediatrician
29 yrs exp
Hyderabad
In this pandemic everything is covid hence this is covid pneumonia proven otherwise. But if you have symptoms like cough onset from 3rd day of fever it is highly significant. Watch for spo2 levels every day thrice before and after 6 minutes walk if it’s fall is more than 4 percent or generally falling below 94 percent initially take physicians consultation to start antiviral drugs and proning should be adopted to improve oxygen saturation.
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