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Mucormycosis , post covid for diabetic
I had covid from last 13 days. Symptoms were very mild. I am diabetic and taking insulin. my diabetes is coming high around 200 in fasting.Do I have to worry about mucormycosis ?
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Control ur blood sugar levels.. Taking steroids ?? Take high protein diet and plenty of oral fluids..
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Need more details about your medication during your covid treatment. You should take care about Mucormycosis because of your uncontrolled diabetes
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consult for guidance and treatment
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Dr. Divya Ramraika
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Just keep your diabetes under control.... Doesn't matter you have to take insulin injection and oral hypoglycemic drugs.... Don't overuse steroids and take them after consulting doctor.... Even then you need to be aware of the symptoms like black nasal discharge, nasal stuffiness, blood from nose, pain around eyes, swelling around eyes, anesthesia over face, decrease in vision, dental pain, black spots over palate and around eyes, decrease in movements of eyes....
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don't panic but be alert... any of the above symptoms occur should consult doctor
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Dear yes black fungus is a risk factor in diabetes but don’t worry just take necessary precautions and consult if any symptoms appear
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