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I m covid positive patient in home isolation with following medications.
1.paracetmol
2.Doxycycline
3.HCQ
4.vitamin d
5.B complex
6.vitamin c
7.Rantidine
I m experencing watery diarrhoea since yesterday
and feeling some difficulty in breathing after vapourization for few minutes.should i join hospital or else continue with medication?
My oxygen saturation is 94% and no breathing difficulties during normal time
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First of all we need details of your symptoms , onset ,and also needed crp ,d dimer, complete blood picture, so treatment can be advised ,meanwhile take prone position intermittently and plan to arrange hospital bed ,be careful
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Hi,add ivermectin 12 twice & vit d3 6ok twice in a week ,breathing exercises may help you.
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HCQ is not recommended , so you can stop taking that. Continue rest all medications. Have ORS after loose stools.
Regarding breathlessness you can use budecort 200 inhaler 4 puffs, twice a day. Also do proning whenever possible.
You should watch SpO2 levels and should visit hospital if it's going below current levels.
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Fabiparavir need to take
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how many days got over means u had tested positive?
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Dr. M.Manoj Kumar
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Please stop taking HCQ and Continue rest of the treatment as prescribed.Try to get an ECG if possible.Keep monitoring O2 saturation levels once in every 2-3hrs and be very conscious about it.If the levels fall around or below 92,You need to get hospitalized.
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Dr. Sarbik De
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Take Ors for diarrhea and budecort 0.5 mg respules 2ml for relief in breathlessness
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if there is a sustained o2 saturation below 94% then you should visit a hospital
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Dr. Harshad Verma
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Ajmer
Continue the vitc tablets and zincovit tablets rest as per symptoms
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
43 yrs exp
Meerut
Your oxygen saturation is slightly lower, need to get a reading from you in doctor guidance and decide the further of guidance accordingly. Book an appointment through Practo to speak: https://www.practo.com/meerut/doctor/rajesh-kumar-gupta-general-physician-1
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Hydrate well and take rest
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