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From 19th April He was suffering from fever
Test report covid 19 positive and CRP 12
Fever last for 3 days and then normal
He was having No smell but now improving
It's almost 17 days can He require RT pCR Test or any other Test to be done
Now He can live normal
Please advice
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She is frank COVID POSITIVE. TEST are coming negative, so don't get trapped in test
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All fever take as COVID
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes you can get rtpcr test done, if it comes positive, then don’t worry , just quarantine at home for more 15 days, he can live a normal life, if there are no symptoms then there is absolutely nothing to worry about, make sure to continue taking supplements to avoid re infection
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