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Covid 19 diarrhoea
My mother had cough and fever which was relieved on 9th May and she tested RAT negative on 13th. I also had cough during that time which is now relieved but a little persists. But now also I have loose stools for about 2-4 time a day and it is there for about 2 weeks now. I don't want to eat anything and feel pain in different parts of the body. I also do vomiting sometimes. What should I do?
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As u are in contact with a covid patient
Diarrhoea may be associated with COVID
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consult a physician
start treatment accordingly
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Hi,go for home isolation and rtpcr test for covid.
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Dr. Navinkumar Angadi
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Need detailed evaluation for further management. Keep hydrated. Start electrol/ coconut water. Consult me online for further management
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