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I'm on day 5 of symptoms, taking ivermectin,doxy, Azithromycin and vitamin tabs, spo2 level improved to 95,95+ ,no fever , I'm in a village I can't get CT done, what to do next ??
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Get x ray done .
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Dr. Shoubhik Banerjee
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Continue saturation monitoring. Dont take azithro and doxy together. Isolate for 10 days and u r done
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Just monitor saturation. Consult doctor in case symptoms worsens, especially in 2nd week of symptoms
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Dr. Ayush Jain
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Indore
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Monitor oxygen saturation and temperature
Drink plenty of fluids
Do breathing exercise
As you mentioned that you live in a village, if possible get blood test done
Doctors consultation regularly is required
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Consult me online for further information
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Dr. Sivani Payneni
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18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Keep checking ur spo2 if it is maintaining above 95 n u don’t have any fever it is ok
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