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Low pulse rate
My father pulse rate is 57-58 from last night. He is regularly is in contact with my mother and brother Which are covid positive. He go for covid test on 1 may 2021.His RTPCR reports comes today.That is negative. He had some breathlessness. What should I do dr. is there any medicine which increases pulse rate? And my father age is 52.
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Does he have any other symptoms like shortnes of breath or difficulty in breathing?
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would recommend hrct scan, ecg,eco
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Negative RT-PCR report does not ensure the absence of COVID-19. Low pulse rate can be because of COVID complications or some other causes.
Are there any regular medicine he takes?
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kindly consult for detailed evaluation and management.
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For that you required injectable medicine...so you need to consultant physically with physician
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Dr. Vikash Goyal
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14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Need to consult
As it can be Mycarditis and need steroids to be given
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