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Post covid sore throat
It has been 26 days since I got covid positive. Initially I just had low grade fever below 100° and that too only for 2 to 3 days. But phlegm formation was there but no coughing. But from past 2 to 3 days I am having sore throat and slight coughing with phlegm. My spo2 levels are normla 97-99. Is there any thing serious. What should I do? Please suggest.
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A person stays weak for a month or so after covid recovery..At this point you might get secondary bacterial infections..For which you might need antibiotics..
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nothing to be worried about..Take steam inhalation,gargles..
and contact a physician so that you can get some antibiotics and vitamins to increase your immunity..
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It might get serious if ignored
Take steam inhalation
You may require an hrct thorax
Then consult
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Doesn't seem to be serious . Get a chest x-ray.
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Consult me.
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