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Chills post covid recovery
My mother has recovered from Covid 19 on 27th April. Since then she has been having chills and fatigue. Doc advised tests- cpr which is 18.5 mg/L and d-dimer which is 0.20ug/ml. She is currently on multi vitamins & vit c tablets. But she feels tired all day & experiences chills.
She is also on thyroid medication-125mg per day
Current TSH- 5.35. T3-0.05; T4-14.26.
What should be the diagnosis given that her condition isnot improving since testing negative.
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
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43 yrs exp
Meerut
Weakness in Covid takes time, the overall recovery can take between few weeks to 90 days depending on the immunity of the patient. If she is feeling well in general and has minor weakness issues you could continue with the current advised treatment. In case the issues are elevating please consider consulting a doctor again.
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