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Post covid
Blood vessel inflammation palpitations and tingling sensation.. chest pain .. tachycardia... hypotension... facial numbness...headache.. electric shock type sensation at night... abdominal cramps and GERD type symptoms
I tested positive for covid on 16thapril
On 28 April rapid antigen test was negative..
It's been 6 weeks and symptoms are worsening.. Day by day
I have attached my CBC CRP n Ddimer reports..
Please HELP 🙏
And brain CT scan was normal ...
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Post covid weakness lingers for about 1-2 months. Check your spO2, temp, BP, sugar. If all within normal limits then no need to worry. Continue with multivitamins and other prescribed medications. Stay hydrated and take proper diet. Still the symptoms persist then consider getting admitted to nearby hospital
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