I tested positive for COVID-19 with a CT (cycle threshold) value of 19 and have been prescribed Limcee, Becozinc, and Benadryl for my sore throat and cough; does this CT value mean my infection is severe, do I need to take any other medications, and what precautions should I take in addition to isolation? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I tested positive for COVID-19 with a CT (cycle threshold) value of 19 and have been prescribed Limcee, Becozinc, and Benadryl for my sore throat and cough; does this CT value mean my infection is severe, do I need to take any other medications, and what precautions should I take in addition to isolation?

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I tested positive for COVID-19 with a CT (cycle threshold) value of 19 and have been prescribed Limcee, Becozinc, and Benadryl for my sore throat and cough; does this CT value mean my infection is severe, do I need to take any other medications, and what precautions should I take in addition to isolation?

Asked by Female, 28 · 13 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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13 days ago

Please rest assured, a CT value of 19 indicates a higher viral load, but it does not mean your infection is severe. Severity is determined by your actual symptoms, not this number. Your prescribed medications?Limcee (Vitamin C), Becozinc (multivitamins with zinc), and Benadryl?are excellent for supporting your immune system and easing your cough. You do not need to add other medicines unless advised by your doctor. In addition to isolation, please get plenty of rest, stay well-hydrated, and monitor your oxygen levels daily with a pulse oximeter. If you develop any shortness of breath, seek medical care immediately.

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I tested positive for COVID-19 with a CT (cycle threshold) value of 19 and have been prescribed Limcee, Becozinc, and Benadryl for my sore throat and cough; does this CT value mean my infection is severe, do I need to take any other medications, and what precautions should I take in addition to isolation?

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