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Stomachache and mild fever
Hi Doctor,
I am having fever around 100 degrees not more than that. I also had loose stool thrice today and the stool was not watery but in small chunks. I am also having mild pain on left of my navel. Also I am having extreme weakness and back pain. The person staying at my neighbour is covid positive but he had cold and fever. I am not having any cold like symptoms. I didn't have any close contact with him but as he is residing beside my flat I am skeptic of the same. I didn't eat anything from outside so how can I get stomach infection. Please suggest if any such symptoms exist for covid and advice on the next steps.
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Do not panic, but consult a physician in opd. If needed get yourself tested for covid.
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consult in opd.
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Dr. Akanksha Gupta Bajpai
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Most likely it's COVID.
Take online consultation for further work up and proper management.
Don't ignore your symptoms.
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