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Today is my 11th day of covid,mine case a really mild one ,I just had low-grade fever on the 3rd day and then it came down to normal after a few days.
I never felt any sort of weakness and my oxygen level was normal too,I just have a little bit of cough now.
So today I thought of doing some high intensity cardio (3 rope skips/second for about 9 mins)
At the last of this session I was coughing more than I usually do and my session was cut short by a few mins too coz I felt slight burning like sensation in my chest.
After the session my BPM got to 170-180 with a oxygen saturation of 96-97
I just wanted to know if this is something to worry about?
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Dr. Sajin
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5 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Nothing to worry.
You have to take rest for some more days.
Give time for your body to heal.
You can start with mild exercises .
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17 days you have to be in quarantine.Stay hydrated
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Post covid weakness persist for about a month.
Avoid strenuous exercises for now. Give time to your body to heal up. You can continue doing mild to moderate exercise. Continue with multivitamin, steam inhalation and gargle.
No need to worry.
Take Tab. Pantop 40mg for chest burn.
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For further assistance consult me.
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