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Precautionary medicine for covid19
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My mother is 61 years old and facing aging issues like weakness and she is not very well now a days.Can you suggest which medicine I should give to her as precaution so she will not be infected from covid-19 even if she gets infected she should recover without any complication
Note :As of now she is not having any covid-19 symptoms
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Dr. Sreeparna Roy
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Kolkata
There are no precautionary medications to prevent covid 19 infection.
However get her vaccinated, make sure she is taking nutritious diet with plenty of fluids, can take vitamin c tablets once daily for a month..practice breathing exercises / yoga.
Most importantly, wear mask, sanitise hands frequently, maintain social distancing and in case she has comorbities like high BP/diabetes/thyroid problems/ asthma, these conditions should be treated at the earliest.
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Dr. Karthik Babu Perumalla
Surgical Gastroenterology
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Take immune boosters and multi vitamin
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