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Mucormycosis
I tested Covid positive on 22nd April, was home isolated and was asked to take Dexam for 6 days.
I didn't have any symptoms after 10 days of being Covid Positive. I am not diabetic and sugar levels were in check. Did postprandial glucose test last week and it was 89.
From last few days I have headache, redness in the eye and at times eye pain. I consulted an ENt and was asked to get brain MRI done. Attaching the findings.
I don't have fever or blocked nostrils, should I still be worried about Mucormycosis?
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MRI does not suggestive of mucormycosis
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consult online for proper evaluation
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MRI is not suggestive of mucormycosis.
It's sugesstive ofDNS with spur.
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need detailed history.
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
MRI does not suggest mucormycosis.
Can be acute rhinitis like condition.
Consult if any doubts
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