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I have too much cold from 3 to 4 days. Taking azithral 500. But still not that much approvement. No cough no fever. Need to go for RTPCR test. I am fully vaccinated with covaxin 2 month back. Sop2 99
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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No need for rtpcr
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consult me on practo you need proper prescribed medications
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Need other medications, kindly consult privately for proper prescription
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Tap consult now to start proper medications
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No need for rtpcr
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donot start any medication without prescription
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Take direct online consultation so that I can help you with the medications
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