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Shortness of breath
I was detected covid positive. Today is 11th day. I am perfectly fine now. No fever from last 5 days. But I still have shortness of breathe. SpO2 level remains above 96.
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Hi,breathing exercises, propped up sleep,(12 her in a day) may be useful.
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Its just an anxiety. Try to relax if u have fever and ur saturation goes less that 90 then only u need to worrie rest everything is fine and dont leave ur medication untill ur doctor says too.
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Dr. Maninderpreet Singh
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Mohali
Its depends on whether you have other symptoms. Contact me through practo consulations.
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