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COVID POSITIVE
My 65 YEARS FATHER TESTED COVID POSITIVE BY RAPID ANTIGEN TEST ON 3 APRIL AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL SAME DAY. HE WAS DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL ON 16 APRIL ALTHOUGH TESTED POSITIVE AGAIN RT PCR ON 13 APRIL, WE GOT A RT PCR DONE ON 17 APRIL ( 15TH DAY) AND GOT POSITIVE, AGAIN RT PCR ON 22 APRIL (20TH DAY) STILL POSITIVE.
NOW HE IS ABSOLUTELY FINE AND NO SYMPTOMS, SPO IS ALSO FINE. Plz SUGGEST :
1. DOES HE REQUIRES ISOLATION NOW OR HE CAN LIVE FREELY WITH US.
2. Does he need to continue medicine prescribed at the time of discharge ( File Attached)
3. Can he take BP medicine ( CALICAR C 6.25 AND COSART 50) along with those medicines.
Regards
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Dr. P M Anbumaran
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13 yrs exp
Chennai
Repeat throat swab for covid-19 rt-pcr and review with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management
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Dr. Rahul Reddy
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10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Requires isolation till negative.
If no symptoms no need of medicine.
He can take bp medications
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