Hi doctor,
My husband tested covid positive 2 days ago. I have a sore throat since morning and have given RT-PCR. Waiting for results.
Meanwhile my son, 18 months, is cranky since today morning and not taking food properly. He has a body temperature when touched at forehead and neck.
What should I do?
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Kindly see that it will certainly need a detailed consult. Although the point that husband was positive and he has been with him in last week or so there will always be a chance of having Covid Positivity for both, yourself and the baby. But if intervened early with proper protocol based evaluation and management, the child should have minimal worries. But nevertheless, a proper consult is mandatory for further management plans.
Thanking you,
Dr Akshay P Jadhav
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Watch out for Temperature under arm only (When the baby is on ; keep a track of the same every 4 to 6 hourly + spo2 monitoring of available every 6 to 12 hourly (target saturation; when the signals are perfect, to see for uniform waves).
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Watch for Symptoms, if fever/ abd pain/ loose stools/ lethargy/ poor oral intake/ any new unusual symptoms ---> To get a proper Telemedicine consult or a physical consult, as the case may be. Thanking you.
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