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Ct scan report
I am attaching my mother's ct scan report. Her spo2 level is 97 or 98. It's is her 6th day. But still she has fever and lil bit cough and cold. Is the report ok or it has somewhat affected the lungs?
Her CT value was 17.60 in RT PCR report.
Any precautions needs to be taken?
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
The report states that the lungs are mildly affected
But you should consider getting her a proper treatment if you not are already
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The first 5-7 days are very crucial if the infection is treated properly during this period usually the patient conditions improve
If not then it might get worsen
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Isolate and consult for management
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Dr. Dhawal Diptanshu
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Jamnagar
HELLO..The CT value, I suppose you have got from the RT-PCR report, is an indicator of Viral Load. 17.60 is High Viral Load. You need to strictly Isolate Your patient and Consult a Doctor.
Although your patient's HRCT report is Good and with proper care, Promising outcome can be achieved.
Consult a Doctor asap, and start medicines as advised.
If u wish to consult me, you are most welcome.
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Consult a Doctor.
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Stay Positive.
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