I am diagnosed with COVID on 27/07/2020. My first symptom ( fever) shows up on 23/07/2020,I used paracetmol continuously upto 27/07/2020 . I stopped paracetamol on 28/07/2020, fever turned up in afer noon.I stopped paracetamol again 29/07/2020. Fever turned up again 30/07/2020 I have mild cough all these days, It is coming down gradually.I don't have any other symptoms .
My temperature today shows 98.6 F ( max), Do I need to worry ??
How will I know I am cured if ??
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As you are diagnosed with covid on 27/7 so take that as your day 1 .
Today is 02/8 , your day 7 ..
Your viral load might still be present in your body.
Get a repeat covid test done on day 10 .
Till then , check your spo2 ( oxygen level in your body) with a pulse oximeter every 4 to 6 hourly and thermal checking every 6 hrly .
Drink sufficient amount of warm water and eat healthy , don't take stress .
Sleep well ..
If your symptoms worsen , visit the nearest covid dedicated hospital, or get a paid consultation from me .
Get well soon 👍
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Do check your oxygen saturation with pulse oximeter four times daily in the room air, and after 3 minutes of brisk walk to look for any desaturation (decrease in the oxygen level).
And if you feel breathless, please get yourself admitted in the nearest Covid hospital.
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