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Weakness post covid 23 years old
Sir/madam
I got covid positive on 15 april..was in good shape no fever no coughing just mild headache and smell gone
as my whole family was positive
so i did household works during covid
its been a month since we recovered from covid
my family is doing well
but my weakness is not going
I had palpitations and high pulse rate problem last month and once my b.p gone 160/100
now i am on medication beta blocker 12.5 mg
pulse rate is in control
bp is in control
but still i have weakness...
and i can't keep my stomach empty..i need something to eat every 3 hours
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Weakness of covid takes long time and subsides spontaneously
You may take tab surbex t one daily
Betablocker will take care of hypertension, palpitation, tachycardia but this dose is insufficient
Take cap pantocid dsr one daily morning empty stomach
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Dr. Rama Eduru
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Nellore
U can take multivitamins for a month
U will be relived from weakness
Intake of protein diet and more water is needed
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