Lung x-ray for COVID

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Asked for Male, 24 Years

Sir I tested positive for COVID 19 four days back. I have no problem or symptoms and i am in isolation at my home. Sir my chest xray report is available, kindly let me know if my lungs are fine or not? Spo2 99 pulse 78 fully vaccinated with covishield.

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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar

Cardiologist 8 yrs exp Aurangabad

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Dr. Sai Ravi Shanker A

Cardiologist 21 yrs exp Hyderabad

There is mild hazziness in the left lung base--- but if u dont have any symptoms -- no prob-- otherwise consult the doctor---

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Dr. Birinder Singh Thind Cardiologist 26 yrs exp Noida · Accepted Answer

Dr. Birinder Singh Thind

Cardiologist 26 yrs exp Noida

Consult a respiratory physician along with the patient to get a proper consultation

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