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Doctor My father tested positive yesterday He is 65 years old and is currently in home quarantine. Mild cough,cold and fever are the symptoms Temperature is in the range 37.5 - 37.9 Pressure is 160/100 and pulse rate in the range of 65-70 Oxymeter reading is at 99% As per blood test, WBC - 3400cell/cumm Haemoglobin estimation - 13.1gm % Neutrophils -77% Eosinophils -2% Basophils -0% Lymphocytes-20% Monocytes-1% Blood for ESR -0.5mm at 1hr Platelet count -2.1 lakhs /cumm Blood sugar -126 mgs% D dimer -218 ng FEU/ml Kindly suggest if there are any abnormalities or additional tests to be done Can he continue home quarantine Any particular medicines to be taken?
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No additional tests are required. He should lead a normal life and he can have immunity booster preparations.
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saline gargle and steam inhalation may be beneficial
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion and medication
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follow covid protocols
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It's always a worry for a son/daughter if their parents are sick, even more when they have crossed 60. But no need to worry. Monitor temperature, BP, saturation. Continue isolation. I think your father's CRP is 3.3. Continue BP medications if he is taking any, if not then he have to start one with proper measurement & consultation. Have to do a liver function test also. Go through a antipyretic, antihistaminics, bronchodilators if needed & without any contraindications. Keep vitals monitored. Consult for further queries. Wish a speedy recovery of your father.
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monitor vitals & start needed medications.
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For now , the COVID everything seems okay but a proper consultation is must for the same
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Consultation needed for proper treatment
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His blood pressure is elevated. Blood sugar levels-if they are fasting blood sugar reports, they are also elevated. Wbc levels appear decreased.
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Medication for symptomatic treatment can be started after discussing with him. He may continue home quarantine if his condition is not deteriorating clinically
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