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Cold and breathing problems
Sir my wife 32 age,healthy and slim but few days she feeling some cold and fever after taken 2 paracetamol her fever gone but now showing some breathing problems and nose lock can she go for a covid test.she is tensed also.we want to know your opinion sir
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Just give rtpcr test, take steam inhalation,ittle more history needed for clear diagnosis
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Hi pls go ahead with rtpcr covid test
Better stay isolated use mask
Follow up with physician if test turns to be positive
Mean while u can take symptomatic treatment
Nothing to panic most of ppl recover testing is to be more cautious
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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1 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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HRCT Thorax, D Dimer, CBC, CRP, SGPT, Covid 19 RTPCR
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Sleep in prone position most of time, if saturation below 93-94 % persist get hospitalized
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