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Post covid spo2
Hi,
I was diagnosed with covid on 20th may. Had fever for 2 days and then all was normal.
Since today morning i again have a fever of 99.5 and my spo2 is fluctuating between 93 and 98.
I also have cough and nausea
CRP ,ldh,d dimer all are normal.
Is this normal in covid to have fluctuating spo2 13 days post testing positive.
Thanks
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Spo2 can fluctuate
But on day 13 and still symptomatic
You should get HRCT done
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Kindly consult online
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Consult a pulmonologist
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
44 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If Fluctuations are with in the range,it is ok.pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.
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Dr. Vijay Singh Jadaun
Pulmonologist
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
May be reinfection with Cov-19.. Fluctuation are not corelated and also not significant.
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Pl Conform and do RTPCR , CBC. for diagnostic confidence.
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Pl consult online for proper evaluation.
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