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Covid symptons
My friend fever varying from 98 to 99 from last 8 days. He tested for RTPCR and report is negative. As per consultation it's mild covid symptons and taking medicine from last 7 days. He stop taking fever medicine from last 2 days and it's fever still varying from 98 to 99 in days. In the morning it shows 98 and then in after 99 and again going down automatically. Except fever no other symptoms have now, Can you please guide on same ? Do we perform any test CRP d-dimer etc to confirm?
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Dr. Akash Goyal
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2 yrs exp
Faridabad
Check for oxygen saturation by pulse oximetry
Whenever fever comes then only give paracetamol
Is he having weakness also?
No need for crp d dimer test
But firstly check his oxygen saturation then only we can comment
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