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Posy covid and crp report information
My brother is recovered from covid and tested negetive now..His all reports are fine but crp is increased regularly from 1to now 6.58 .He is feeling very weakness, tiredness cough and fever some times...Is this serious condition .. Should we go to hospital and admitted him or at home he is safe ..He is suffering from bronchial asthma.. help us please.report attached
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Those values will take time to reduce..your CRP might rise n fall in next 2 months..it's called long vivid syndrome..But there's nothing to be worried about..
Take paracetamol when ever you are feverish Have plenty of water..your high markers will be
washed away by your kidneys..
If you feel you have an infection..don't hesitate to consult a doctor and get antibiotics
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borderline you have to be on vitamins, plenty of water and protein and high fibre food.. work out regularly
continue deep breaths..
don't worry about the high values..it will be normal
on its own..
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Consult me ...long Covid is the clinical condition
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