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Mild pniumonia. CO RADS 5
I took first dose five week before. I felt chest pain in centre. Ecg abnormal. Angiografy nomal. Then ct chest done shoes mild pnemonia but co rads5. Rtpcr negative. Serology non reactive. Doctor advised antibiotic. Now no chest pain. This all happened in 5days.please tell me which one is false report ct or rtpcr
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You can do online consultation with me
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Dr. Mohammed Parveez
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Both are correct . RTPCR will not b positive alwayz
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