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COVID-19 tested positive
She is 57 year old and diabetic. Got fever on May 3rd and since there is no symptoms we could not identify immediately. Used some home medicine only. We got doubt and tested on May 9th and it is positive. So medicines (ivermectin-3days, Doxycycline, Vit C, Zinc) started from 7th day only for 5 days. Still she is having 99.7 to 100.1 temperature from the first dat. And no other symptoms like loss of smell or taste.
Oxymeter reading is 97-98 all these days and we are monitoring still.
Blood reports like D-dimer, ferratin, IL6. Taken on 7th day and it is normal. Today i.e. 15th day took CT scan and the score is 10/25.
Please advise
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Dr. Raja Kaamil
Gastroenterologist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
All is well..
Can add Inhaler Budamate 2 puffs twice daily for 5 days
Continue multivitamins fir 1 more week..
No more medications needed
Regular chest physiotherapy and proning..
Adequate hydration
No need to repeat a test.. She can move out isolation
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