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Corona and resume smoking
I had symptoms of corona like 99.5fever loss of taste and smell and foreheadache and little sore throat.  Rtpcr came as negative and it's been 12 days since the day I got fever the first time. Took sinarest and Azithromycin and montek LC for 5 days and Ivermectin12mg for 3 nights and now I feel fine and it's been 12 days and getting cravings for smoking maybe withdrawal symptoms and I smok d around 2-3 cigarettes only per day. I didn't had geve from 4th day and had no coughing or breathing trouble. Hope my lungs is not affected. I am continuing zinc, lymcee, a2z gold, cod liver capsule and hot water steam 2 times and drinking luke warm  water. Can I start smoking now with just 1 cigarette a day and can I drink occasionally maybe 1 beer or 2 pegs of whiskey? My weight is 67kg and r meat all reports came normal including IL6 ,cbc, and d-dimer. Please let me know if I can smoke 1cigarette a day and can drink a beer once every week.
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Smoking and drinking of alcohol are not good as such and more so in this condition. This is the best opportunity to give up both these habits. Your body needs rest and energy at this time. Take well balanced diet with plenty of leafy vegetables and fresh fruit. Drink plenty of water..
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