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RBC-4.9 M/cu.mm,Lymphocytes-45%,TLC-8500
My Mother got fever,back ache, body pains on May 3rd and started medicine (doxycycline, Ivermetim,Montek,Dolo,vit c,d) as one of our family doctor suggested.Not went for any clinical examination and not done any covid test. After 5 days went for CRP,CBC,LDH,DDimer,Chest Xray.
where TLC-8500, PLATELET-209000 cell/cu.mm , DDimer- 0.21,SGPT-18,SGOT-25, CREATININE- 0.5, CRP- 3.6, LDH-230, FERRITIN- 143.7, but RBC Count = 4.9 Million/cu.mm & Lymphocytes ( 45%)
On May 11th went for Covid Test and it is negative but then doctor prescribed (Mepsol, Azithromycin,Monocef,Leviz,Zinc etc) Currently having some cough and weakness. Please let me know if I need any further tests , and suggest me can I use those medicines.
Others:No Sugar, BP is present and regularly taking Telmikind20 Tablets.
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Dr. Laxmi Koppishetty
General Practitioner
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
If there is dry cough and oxygen saturation levels are dropping then better to do HRCT thorax and then we can modify the treatment accordingly
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