Hi,
I had Viral till a week ago.
Last Tuesday my viral came down.
I still have light headedness and dizziness at times.
Cough is still there.
Tummy aches and burns a little. Even my throat burns.
That light headedness or dizziness is the main issue.
I went got my CBC also done..
Please let me know what has to be done..
I visited physician she gave me Mito Q7.
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Weakness, lightheadedness and dizziness is common after viral fever.
Advice :-
1. Tab Amoxyclav 625mg - twice daily for 10 days.
2. Tab Pan40 - one tablet to be taken 30 minutes before breakfast for 10 days.
3. Tab bifilac - 1 Tab at bedtime.
4. Continue Mito Q7.
5. Stay well hydrated with atleast 3litres of water daily.
6. WHO ORS Electral powder - One sachet to be mixed in 1 litres clean water and consumed within 4 hours. Do this twice daily for 3 days.
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Thank you for writing. Mild giddiness and weakness for one to two weeks after a viral fever is common and usually from dehydration and low intake. The throat and tummy burning suggests acidity, which itself adds to the dizzy feeling.
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Take 3 litres fluids with ORS, small frequent bland meals, and get BP checked sitting and standing. If giddiness stays beyond a week, get haemoglobin, sugar and vitamin B12 checked.
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