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Dienogest & Black fungus
I am a patient of endometriosis. since jan 2020 I take Emersa 2 mg daily by my doctor. I also think that i am covid positive on April 14,2021 but my Rtpcr test was negative on 26/04/21. But i was all symptom fever, extreme cough. At that time all the medicine I use Lycefenac, paracetamol, amoxiclin, aceloc 150,montelukust, Cough syrup. Now I am recovery almost 2 weeks from covid. Now I see on news that covid recovery patient got affected by black fungus. Now I have no symptom but i am now fear about that can i may be affected by black fungus? As I am use Emersa tablet. Is emersa 2mg a steroid tablet.??I am non diabetic.
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Dr. Laxmi Koppishetty
General Practitioner
8 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
No stay relaxed ... MUCORMYCOSIS Is an oppurtunistic infection in immunocompromised individuals (where immunity is suppressed with steroids) there is no steroid in ur given details..so be relaxed.. rather u can increase your protein diet to build ur immunity and avoid stress by kicking out this fear..
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
That is a low dose steroid
You do not have to worry about black fungus infection
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Just maintain hygiene and cleanliness around yourself
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