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Covid recovered BlackFungs risk duration
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I have a relative who is non diabetic male 30 years old admitted in hospital for 10 days. Admitted on Apr 23, discharged on May 4. Completed his follow up consulting after 14 days. Xray, cbc, crp, IL6, d dimmer values are normal.
Does he has risk of black fungus ?
How long he needs to be vigilant on this ?
All 10 days in hospital, his sugar levels where normal, also checked his sugar levels post discharge once in every 3 days it's still normal fasting < 98 , post meal 2hrs < 120
Please advise
Thanks
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Maintain good hygiene
Look for the danger signs of black fungus.
Keep the room well ventilated.
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Dr. Narendra Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Nainital
There are very less chances of developing black fungus in you after going to the history you had provided why you are concerned about Black fungus you can discuss your query with me in the day
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Srikakulam
consult me for further guidance
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