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Recovered from covid. How immunity
Got positive in RTPCR on 6th may.
Used medicine prescribed by doctor
11th may blood test report :
crp 12mg/L and D- Dimer 1.730 mg/L.
Started steroids as prescribed by doctor.
16th may blood test report
crp 1.62mg/L and D-Dimer 0.04 mg/L
Medrol usage.
Dose1: 1st 5days - 16mg*2
Dose2: Next 5days - 12mg*2
Dose3: Next 5 days - 8mg*2
Dose4: Next 5 days - 4mg*2
Dose5: Next 5 days - 4mg*1
Now, I am taking dose2. I have no symptoms now. I am continuing steriods. how to increase immunity?
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No need of so long duration of steroids in your case
Now take 8mg twice a day for 3 day then 8 mg once a day for 3 more days then stop...for building immunity just eat healthy food, keep hydrated and keep fit
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For increasing immunity you need eat healthy and increase the protein intake in your diet.
Take multivitamin, vit c tab, zinc tav, capsule dv 60k once weekly.
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Dr. Selvakumar
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Theni
Steroids should start after 2 weeks of covid infection only.consult doctor
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