My 7-year-old child tested positive for coronavirus and has had a low fever under 100°F for six days with no other symptoms; since he is currently taking Crocin, Zincobit, Limcee, and Augmentin 457, does he need to get any additional medical tests? | Apollo Pharmacy

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My 7-year-old child tested positive for coronavirus and has had a low fever under 100°F for six days with no other symptoms; since he is currently taking Crocin, Zincobit, Limcee, and Augmentin 457, does he need to get any additional medical tests?

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My 7-year-old child tested positive for coronavirus and has had a low fever under 100°F for six days with no other symptoms; since he is currently taking Crocin, Zincobit, Limcee, and Augmentin 457, does he need to get any additional medical tests?

Asked by Male, 6 · 7 days ago

Veda Maddala

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5 days ago

At this stage, he likely does not need any additional medical tests. Please continue his supportive care, including paracetamol (Crocin) for comfort, and daily vitamins (Zincobit, Limcee). Ensure he stays well-hydrated and gets plenty of rest. Since he is taking the antibiotic amoxicillin/clavulanate (Augmentin 457), please complete the full course as prescribed. Monitor him closely; further tests or emergency care are only necessary if he develops warning signs like breathing difficulties, extreme lethargy, inability to keep fluids down, or a rising fever.

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My 7-year-old child tested positive for coronavirus and has had a low fever under 100°F for six days with no other symptoms; since he is currently taking Crocin, Zincobit, Limcee, and Augmentin 457, does he need to get any additional medical tests?

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