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Father was discharged from hospital 30 days ago there he was on oxygen for few days. Left oral steroids 15 days ago.
He has to go to office today. Is it safe to go out? Any risk of mucormycosis? Sugars are normal.
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No issues with going to office ... While he was on steroids were his sugar levels monitored ? ... Just keep a watchout for pain in nose or upper jaw, nasal dryness and crusting , facial numbness or swelling , blurring of vision , pain behind eyes and face... If faced with anyone contact ur doctor asap
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Yes can go office
Kindly watch on sugar status if he is diabetic
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consult online if needed
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
He can go to office.
If he is a diabetic check his sugar regularly.
Keep a watchout for early symptoms of mucormycosis.
Consult for doubts if any.
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