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My mom got covid in may and got recovered and took her 2nd dose in August. And she have cough and cold . It's been 3 days.. What should I do? Is there any chance that she has covid again should I do rtpcr test? Please suggest
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Chances of Covid can’t be ruled out. Rtpcr may be helpful in arriving at the diagnosis. Symptomatic management of cough and cold will be helpful
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Detailed in person consultation is advisable
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Can be seasonal flu..consult with me on practo
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Yes chances are there, do rt pcr and also start medications for symptomatic relief on doctors prescription.
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