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My wife has completed 14 days since she first get fever / sore throat ( 25 April) . She has tiredness / low energy / felt sleeping all the time, and cough. Improved much from last 2 days. Rtpcr not done yet, but as I had ain't positive report for my self and had fever 2 days before her, I assumed she had infection. Medicine she is taking / taken Monatair fx once / day- last 7 days Azithromycin 500 , once x3days - completed Bro zedex syrup  thrice / day x last 7 days Gargle Steam Pulmocare powder - started 2 days ago A2z gold twice - started 2 days ago 1.But as she still has cough, should I get any test done for her ? 2. Montair fx - continuing from 7 days, is it normal? 3. When can I expect her to be fully normal?
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Get a hrct done and consult me with the reports
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Firstly don't panic. It can most likely be normal flu but as preventative measure get an RTPCR test done and continue taking multivitamins and start Limcee ( Vit C tab) . In case the test comes positive we can start medications accordingly.
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