C Dime 1000 Gmg/1 Gmg Injection Health Feed

Hello lybrate-user sorry to hear about your concern continue the deflacort 24 mg for 1 week along with the antibiotics. Also continue ecospirin av75
ask him to take ors and multivitamins.
Complete rest with some mobility in the meanwhile get a cbc, crp and d-dimer levels done.

His chest pain may not be related to pneumonia per se. He has to be evaluated further to rule out other causes. Kindly refrain from taking steroids like that.

Your bp 145/76 is high. It is a silent and harmful disease which affects all organs. You need personal examination. Please consult your local physician for checkup and advice.

Get your CBC, CRP , LDH ,D-dimer and Serum ferritin done.
How is your cough, aren’t you breathless ?

Even if rt pcr is negative, ghar pe sabi log mask pehenke rahna. Aur crp, d dimer test karvaalena, ek baar hrct chest scan karke dhekna.

Hello sir do you have diabetes or hypertension you need to consult doctor personally and do the physical examination of your legs and checkout for the proper cause due to swollen legs please consult asap it’s. Not good sign please consult specialist bring the following la b report cbc, lft,serum creatinine, s.sodium, s.potassium, s.calcium ,kft
d-dimer, pt,aptt, lipid profile ,urinalysis physical consult must needed thank you.

According to ct scan reports he is a mild covid case but have to correlate it with clinical condition of patient. His oxygen saturation and crp d dimers will play crucial role.

It's difficult to diagnose with the history provided, appears you have respiratory tract involvement. Any fever, cold, bodyache? May I know why you are taking aspirin/hep, any vascular history? If this is related to the same, then I would suggest you to consult nearby care asap. Tests that could help: routine blood (cbc), chest xray, clotting profile, d dimer & so on.
Advice: it would be better if you could visit nearby hospital for appropriate care.

Just home quarantine measure and self isolation regular pranayam and breathing excercise.
Daily. Yoga. You will be fine.

Hi, your Platelet count is absolutely normal, but slightly on lower side of normal range(normal range is 1.5-4.5 laks/microlitre). It can be increased by just eating nutritious food. No need of MRI. In my opinion you are not at risk for developing blood clots, until and unless you are taking drugs that promote clotting. Hope this helps