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Post covid
I was covid positive on 20th and I got my test done again after 16 days and it came out positive also did my CRP is 12.21
I am taking ZINCOVIT, MOTAIR LC, EUCEE VITAMI C, AZITHROMICIN.
I am takin all the medicines after my second test accept AZITHROMICIN .
There are no sim terms, only little throte issue and little cough.my temprature was between 97.5-98.5 from 20 days , and oxygen level is 98 constant.
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
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43 yrs exp
Meerut
Tests can come positive for a long time due to inactive virus in the body, don’t worry about it if you are feeling well, oxygen level is above 96 consistently and you don’t have fever or other symptoms. For the throat Montair LC should help, if you are still coughing please take Syrup Asthakind DX 5ml thrice a day for five days. If you continue to face any issues please consult a doctor.
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