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Covid symptoms 20 days passed
I was having covid. Symptoms start 29th April 21.
Fever started 30th April till 9 th may.
I was admitted in hospital on 1st May. And discharged 18th may. Remdesivar and other treatments given. Now from today m feeling uncomfortable with little chest pain. I want to know about black and white fungle. And about chest pain.
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About chest pain consult ur doctor.
And black fungus is mucormycosis generally common in pt having high blood sugar level,immunocompromised pt,pt on humidifier oxygen.
Do not take steriods without the prescription of doctors.
Generally in covid it is due to irrational use of steriods in pts i have told u before.
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