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Post covid complications
Today i complete 32 days from my first symptom. I had tested for covid last month on 13 april and recovered well with just mild symptoms. My HRCT on 21 April came out normal with no HRCT score.
My CRP levels however have been on the rise.
CRP level on
27 April - 5.7 mg/L
4 May - 11.1 mg/L
11 May - 30 mg/L
I'm having no symptoms at all other than increasing CRP levels post recovery.
Do i need to start any medication or just follow healthy diet?
Also when do i need to test my CRP level again?
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Hi
Nothing to panic
But better to rule out any secondary infection
Follow up with any physician
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Dr. Akash Mehrotra
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Sitapur
Nothing serious buy still recommend to get consultation..
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Dr. Vikash Goyal
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