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Covid 19 medication for week 2
My mother has taken covid-19 medicine for 1 week now..Below are the medicine which she has taken
Feviflu
Dexamethasone
Dolo
Zincovit
Limcee
Ivermiticin
Symptoms have started from 1 Sep and she was tested positive on 4th Sep..She has taken medicine for 1 week after that and bp,fever,oxygen and pulse is fine and under control now...She is having breathlessness now and no other symptoms are there.Her reports are still positive after 1 week of medication .
Do we have to continue the medicine?i.e.feviflu , dexamethasone .Doc has prescribed hcqs for week 2.
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Continue your Multivitamins and Supplements plus no need to restart Fabiflu,Ivermmectin and dexamethasone.
Make a vital charring of BP, Temperature, SpO2
If Breathing Difficulties is significant then Hospitalization and Oxygen support Required.
Next Steps
Vitals charting ,HRCT CHEST,
Health Tips
visit Local Hospitals for Complete chest examination.
You can consult me for second opinion too.
wishing her healthy and speedy Recovery
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation
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take online consultation for treatment
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Dr. Prem Prakash Bansal
Pulmonologist
34 yrs exp
Kota
In covid positive case 7,8,9 day crucial oxygen saturation if below 92 adv oxygen Inhalation and steroids ingection and crp esr and other investigation required
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may get admission
Health Tips
consult me online after oxygen saturation
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