Hello doctor, Good morning! My husband affected with covid with lung involvement on May 2021. He was hospitalized 1 month with o2 support and got cured. Everything was normal for one year. For past 9 months he is getting cold frequently like 2 to 3 months once. Last December he got cold and cough. Cough was there a month. Now again (2 weeks ago) he affected with cold and cough. Cold got cured but cough is there. He coughs 5 to 6 throughout the day. His o2 is 97 or 98. Why he is getting repeated cold and cough? Is this any related to post covid? Does any need test needed?
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Your husband may have residual infection, he needs to undergo a proper evaluation with drug sensitivity testing, as this is a chronic issue I'm assuming you have taken a variety of medicine which hasn't worked.
Yes conditions like this is possible post COVID as it damages the lungs making it more susceptible
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