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Post covid high pulse rate
It's been 30 days since my mother is discharged from Covid ICU(spent 30 days in ICU). Her oxigen level came back to normal but her resting pulse rate is always high like 90,100,110,120 or sometimes reaches 130. There's no improvements observed in her pulse rate. Kindly suggest how to get this back to normal. Thanks in advance.
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Ecg is must.. need to see whether she is having any kind of heart problem or not.. please do that wit lipid profile.
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Need her lipid profile with present blood pressure and pulse rate to suggest further management and start some breathing exercises to relax .is she on any hypertension medications if yes then need to consult for further management either me or any other doctor to manage the condition as early as possible and no need to panic and is she taking any respiratory liquid syrups $expectorants then stop those.
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