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Diet for Covid patient
Diet for mild covid patient , An 18 years old boy. He has no symptoms at all. No and
Problem among Covid symptoms. These medicines are being given to him( attached). Is there any problem with these medicines.
He had no symptoms but just felt fever and loose motion. His Rapid report was negative so consulted a General Physician MBBS Dr and after taking 4 doages in 2 days of medicine. He is fine but RTPCR Shown him Covid Positive and District Government Hospital directed to be in home quarentine and take the attached doages of medicine. He is taking all the medicine properly and feeling ok ...he has nominal pain in thigh or in back.
What diet he shall be given. Whether he shall be given the medicine more or not. Whether the medicine given by hospital are good for him or not. Please answer if possible. Thanks for your kindness.
Name: Harsh
Age : 18
DoB: 16/03/2003
Weight: 40-45
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He can take the prescribed medications.... After completing the course no need to continue further... He can take protein and fiber rich diet... He should drink atleast 3 litres of water per day...
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No diet restrictions.
Maintain proper hydration.
Take rest properly.
Give him all medicine as prescribed.
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