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Mom is COVID +ve for past 6 days
My mother tested +ve for COVID on 10th may, but she has symptoms like weekness and body pain, with mild cough with phlegm. CT scan was clear no pneumonia detected. We had a blood test done where rdw was normal , nlr-0.6 , ldh-423, d dimer-1526, il6(6.74) and feritin(59.75) and crp(3.6) are normal. Thromboplastin patient test value-48.2 sec. Sge has been taking favipiravir 800mg for past 3 days. Now as she has no fever and feeling little better, spo2 levels is 99. Now is she fine for home recovery or need steroids. She has no diabetes.
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