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I got fever of 100 on 5th Jan, and tested myself for covid rtpcr on 6th, which inturn comes positive on 9th Jan. I also tested Negative via Rapid Antigen Test on 15th Jan as i had no symptoms, Today being 22nd Jan(18th day), suddenly i wake up and after taking break fast, it start mild pain in just small part of right chest, still sometime it is gone, but come back 2-3 hours, my spo2 level is above normal, i have no other problem, yaa... in the evening today, i feel a little bit of exhersion, which was gone after taking dinner, is it a serious problem????
[Note that : Since my teenage, i had serious gastric problem which was not cured till now]
Today is rainy day outside, and it is so cold.
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Nothing to worry. Your condition will improve gradually.
Can consult me privately for proper management and prescription
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