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How can i prevent mucormycosis
On 24 march 2021 my mother covid negative result came so its been a 28 days since her covid recovery
She is also diabetic patient so how can i prevent her from mucormycosis any medicines is available which help her to prevent from mucormycosis
She is also feeling weakness and when she pull up any heavy weight thing her chest aches
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No specific measures.. Bt the basic thing u can do is maintain hygiene and maintain ur sugar levels at a controlled state..
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Since 28 days have passed, least likely to get mucormycosis now.
Keep a record of blood sugar.
Weakness may persist for few days after a covid infection which has nothing to do with mucormycosis
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Dr. Divya Ramraika
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Keep diabetic level under control, avoid self use of steroids without doctors prescription, consult doctor immediately if she has black nasal discharge , nasal blockage, pain in eyes, decrease in vision, swelling in eyes, dental pain, decrease movements of eyes, black spots on face or palate, anesthesia over face then immediately consult doctor..
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keep sugar levels under control and check for warning symptoms mentioned
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Don't panic and start unnecessary drugs
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