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Covid positive
I am attaching my mother's chest x ray report. She is covid Positive. Her CT value is 17.60. spo2 level remains between 97 to 99. She is having fever of 100.5. it's is 5th day. Is anything to worry about according to the report.
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The Ct value in a RTPCR report is not suggestive of severity if the disease.
It is a value related to viral load.
Do not panic.
Her XRay is not visible properly.
Please consult me directly for further evaluation and advise.
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Your x Ray is not clear kindly send me and will discuss
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Chest xray picture is not that clear.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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15 yrs exp
Mumbai
X ray report is not clear.
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Dr. Mounica Yarra
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Hyderabad
CT is 17 then she comes under severe what about her blood reports they are normal?? According to her CT value is severe so she needed IV injections like steroids antibiotics so better admission needed in hospital
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