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Covid test positive but CT chest normal
My brother in law has been having cough for more than 8 days and mild cold .when tested for covid the result is postive and some times it came as negative . but CT scan says no infections found.please suggest
Currently using below
DoxT 100 daily 2 for 5 days
Ivermectin 12 daily 1 for 3 days
Goutnil.5 daily 2 for 10 days
Cypon syrup 5 ml twice daily
Famocid daily 2
Montek LC daily 1 for 10 days
Gemcal XT daily 1
Fourts BZ plus daily 1
Budecort 200 rotohaler twice daily
Rinse mouth after use
Mucoryl 600 3 times in water
Pulsoxymeter monitor
Oxygen Less than 92 should go to hospital
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Not all covid patients have CT findings .
Isolate the patient and follow your doctors advice and immediately rush to hospital if spO2 less than 94
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isolate the patient and follow your doctors treatment
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It is not essential that all Covid positive patients have CT findings
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