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COVID issue OR Anxiety?
Hi, My parents and I had first symptom on 20th April. We got RTPCR tested on 21st April and started COVID medication on 20th night itself. On 22nd we got our blood tests, My mom's CRP was 12. Then we got our HRCT on 24th night and my mom's CT score was zero. On 24th evening, itself we got rtpcr result and we all tested positive for COVID. From previous 2 days my mom is sometimes feeling shortness of breath but her Oxygen level is in range of 98 to 100. Our local doctor is saying that its anxiety. What is it? Anxiety or COVID or any other issue?
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Hearing the report of covid positive might increase the anxiety because people in majority are suffering so obvious anxiety shall remain there  Psychotherapy and councelling needed .
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As long as O2 levels are above 92  nothing to worry. It definitely looks like apprehension.
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Yes Dont worry and not to get panice Take rest and everything will be fine
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