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Is it okay to have doxycycline morning and night along with limcee and zincovit after symptoms of covid have gone
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Doxy is for 5 days complete the course
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Antibiotics has no role in treatment of covid since it is a viral infection
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Yes but only if you've not completed your antibiotic course If already done than no need for additional antibiotics Continue limcee and zincovit
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Management of covid within the first 5 days of the illness is of utmost importance Please do not self medicate , consult a physician Keep the patient isolated for a minimum of 14 days and follow the necessary protocol
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You’ll only do more harm to yourself than benefit if you self medicate
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Some medicines may not even be required in all the cases
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