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Post covid chest heavyness
I am facing chest heavyness and breathing issue. My CBC,D dimer, Crp, x ray are normal. chest feel so heavy when i lie down. I was covid positive on 13 april 2021 and negative on 1 may . but after all these days i am feeling these kind of issue. I did take different medicine,sometimes it works some time it doesn't. (Azo500, Vit supp, Deriphyllin, Panto, Digene etc).
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Just would like to see your ECG and2D echo and suggest you the needful advice
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Hi I'm general physician here
10 years of experience
Contact for teleconsultation
In that teleconsultation..
1.Detailed patients history
2.Presenting complaint, duration , severity associated symtomps as well
3.Past Medical history detailed analysis
4.Past Medical reports analysis
5.in case of diabetic ..diet chart from dietician also would be provided
6.review of on going treatment
7. necessary tests would be advised
8.if needed other specialialities opinion also would be included
9.review would be done with repots.
10.medicine would be upgraded or downgraded according to symtomps reports as well.
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1)Take ECG ..
2)Troponin i test
Don't be panic ......after the test result if everything seems to be good ...have healthy food habits ...excerise
Medication... plenty of fluids...
Come out of psychological stress of covid 19.. unnecessary thought process should be stopped..
Believe in ur life that everything will be good ....
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