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Hi Dr,
I traveld with my cousin for 40 minutes he has cough both were wearing mask. After 2day he told me he is covid 19 positive.i was having oral temperature 98.3 to 99.4 so approached doctor he gave me ivermectin for 3 day doxy sl for 5 days and I gave RTPCR test on 7day of my contact reports were negative. Even completed the course of medicine. It's been 3 weeks now after I had a contact. I am feeling mild chest pain and some times heat and the pain is not continuous sometimes my saturation are normal spo 98 to 99.
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You have strong contact history
Any fever would be considered covid even if report is negative for rt pcr
If you have any of chest symptom , go for hrct chest
and rule out corona
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hrct chest
think positive , be positive
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take all corona precaution
wearing mask
distance keeping
hand washing
sanitization
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Start steam inhalation with VICKS / KARAVOL plus capsules
3-4 times a day
Take tab MONTAIR - Lc - twice a day for 3 days
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If symptoms still persists contact for consultation and management
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