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CT scan or rtpcr ?
My mother CRP is 48. She got vaccinated 6 days ago. What is best to know if infection is Covid or not ? CT scan or rtpcr ?
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If symptomatic, to assess the severity hrct chest & early management.
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You can get a chest x Ray done . It is less costly & less harmful than ct scan
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