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Sir, After having fever for 3-4 days I went for my antigent test on 23April which came positive.. now i don't have any fever, or breathing problem .. just my SPO2 level veries from 96-91 after putting my middle finger inside the oxometer for 1 min. I just having mild chest pain and when i sneeze something pinch in middle of my chest.. Right now having deflacort 6mg in morning and ecosprin 75 in night.. Kindly suggest me what to do
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