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Covid Anxiety
I always feel that i would have covid. I have bronchial asthma and taking inhalers for the same. I use thermometers and check my temperature both oral and underarm. Oral temperature varies from 98.3 to 98.7 and underarm temperature varies from 97.9 to 98. Do i have fever?. My oxygen saturation varies from 95 to 99 and heart rate from 70 to 100 beats per minute. I was always thinking about having covid. Kindly guide. Do i want to go for a RTPCR swab test?.
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You should not stress yourself out thinking about Covid 19
Instead follow all guidelines like maintaining social distancing, wear a good quality mask in public, washing your hands and face with soap water
Take steam inhalation whenever you come back from outside
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Meditation on a regular basis helps relieve stress
Also physical activity like morning walk, exercise,yoga help
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you can take supplements of vitamin c, Z Inc and vitamin D3 to boost your immunity
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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Don't panic all your readings are normal.. just relax.. temperature above 99 degree is considered as fever . spo2 95 % and above is normal
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