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Covid + RT/PCR ( HRCT 4/25 AND 3/25)
Hi,
My mother in law tested positive on 15th April (RTPCR) with mild symptoms and we did hrct scan and it was 4/25. We continued with tablets, home isolation, steam, nebulization and after 14th day we done the below tests
CRP - 5.7
D-DIMER : 104
RBS - 134
HRCT 3/25.
Saturation level -97/98
Hope the above numbers say she is ok now and she can come out of the room and sit with us? Her health is fine and no fever no other symptoms except little dry cough.
Also why the second HRCT scan did not show Corads as 0/25.
Regards,
Shilpa
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Yes she can lead a normal life but maintain mask for 10 more days....continue zinc and vitamin C for 2more weeks
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