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Is any blood thinner tablet required
Currently 5 days after initial symptoms. Last 2 days
Fever 99, oxygen 96-99,pulse 85+ under control.
Last 3 days taking Dolo 650mg. Yesterday night onwards taking the below said medicine.
TAB AZITHRAL 500 mg
DAILY ONE
CAP DOXT _S
OR
CAPS.DOXYCYCLINE 100 MG
MORNING ONE
NIGHT ONE
TAB DOLO 650 MG
THREE OR FOUR TIMES A DAY
TAB PANTOP 40 MG
Morning one
NIGHT ONE
TAB PULMOCLEAR
MORNING ONE
NIGHT ONE
TAB ASKAZIN 50 MG
DAILY ONE
TAB LIMCEE 500 MG
THREE TIMES A DAY
CHEWABLE
Is it required to take blood thinner tablet /injection or any other medicine.
Current symptoms.
Smell less
Mild fever
Mild tired
Mild cold and cough
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If no breathlessness,no sp02 below 94 ,no moderate disease in HRCT ,then no blood thinners now..monitor vitals now
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Dr. Ayush Jain
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Indore
Blood thinners only need to be taken if you are at high risk
Please consult me online for further information
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