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Red spots during covid recovery
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My mother;age 54; hrct score 13/25 COVID PNEUMONIA; dated apr 25
Pre-medical history: Sudden Attacks like pain in chest that lasts for 25-30 minutes
ECG/Echo OK
diabetic/BP- OK
Spo2:~95
Problems:
1. During her recovery she has red spots(~15-20 spots) on her hands, legs and fore head i noticed (attached).
Medicines:Completed course of Ivermectic etc
Presently taking- unistar gold (0-0-1) and tricam (1-0-1)
2. Sudden extreme tiredness and headache (BP90/140) only for this duration that lasts for 40-60 minutes
Please suggest
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Do a Complete blood picture and CRP get back .. Low platelets can cause you spots and weakness .. Consult directly
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