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Crp 13.7 and d dimer 0.17
I have tested covid +ve on 25th.. I have used ivermectin for 3 days , doxy 5 days , zincovit,montecope 5 days, vitamin c . from past three days i am having gastric problem.. I having ain in chest and right n left side of chest.. Iam using pan D and sucros  o gel from past 3 days.. Now my crp value is 13.7 and dime rvalue is 0.17 ..now my question is do I have corona still .. And what does crp value indicates? is my health condition serious.. Iam worried .. Plz help me..
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Continue pan -d and sucrafil. You are in revovery phase , so nothing to worry.
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Crp indicates (acute marker of inflammatn) U r still infective Its nt serious if spo2>95 Monitor ur spo2 usng oxymeter
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drink a lot of fluids.
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You don’t have to discontinue the medicines yet . You still have infection going on continue the medications. And if any new symptoms are there tell your doctor and start medicines accordingly
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Crp indicate infection is there. what are the other symptoms now ..any shortness of breath  or fever ..go for other investigation too cbc kft lft ..ecg and chest xray too..
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