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I was tested positive on 8th April with CT value(RTPCR) 19. The HRCT score was 0. I had Fabiflu, ivermectin, dolo, doxy, zincovit, limcee. After 5 days all was good. Even is started aspirin 75(30 tablets) and medrol(20 tablets, tapered). Now since 2 weeks I have alot of weakness and chest pain at various positions, having acidity as well. On another HRCT, it was 0. Current problem: Chest pain, acidity, weakness. Tablets ongoing: Aspirin 75, Mucinac 600. Please suggest if I need to go any tests. I already had 4 HRCTs Thanks
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Consult online For detailed evaluation and treatment. Share your Previous prescriptions.some blood tests to be done
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Kindly get a CRP, S Ferritin Level and D-Dimer tests done. It will help us understand when we can stop your medicines or add a few if required depending on the readings and symptoms. Weakness takes time, please do not panic, you could take Capsule Rabium once daily fir the acidity.
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