A COVID-19 CT value of 34 after 14 days is very reassuring, indicating a very low, likely non-infectious viral load. Following your ASD closure, continuing your heart medications, aspirin and clopidogrel, is crucial. However, taking them alongside ivermectin, doxycycline, Montex, Limcee, Vitamin A to Z, Ascoril, and Gabagesic M raises the risk of stomach irritation and bleeding. Additionally, ivermectin and doxycycline are not standard COVID-19 therapies. Please consult your cardiologist or doctor promptly to review these medications and confirm which ones are safely needed for your recovery.

You have already taken antibiotics like azithromycin (aziz) and doxycycline (doxy) without relief, it is highly recommended not to start new antibiotics on your own. Your high white blood cell count and inflammation markers indicate your body is active, but this could be due to a non-bacterial issue or a specific infection requiring different care. Please share your complete blood reports with your doctor for a detailed evaluation. They may recommend specific tests to find the exact cause and prescribe the correct, targeted therapy to help you recover safely.

A 500 mg Vitamin C tablet may be used if your doctor confirms it is appropriate for your health needs. The right amount varies depending on age, diet, overall health, and other medications. Always seek medical advice before starting supplementation to ensure it is safe and necessary for you.

Even though you are fully vaccinated with Covishield, you should get tested for COVID-19 since you have a throat itch. Please isolate while awaiting your results to protect others. You can safely continue your Zincovit (multivitamin) and Limcee (vitamin C) for nutritional support, but they do not cure the virus. Generally, isolation can be shortened if you test negative and remain symptom-free, but follow your local guidelines. Stay well-hydrated, rest, and monitor your symptoms. Please consult a doctor if you develop a fever or breathing issues. Rest assured, you are taking the right steps to stay safe.

Starting her prescribed blood thinner, Dabigo (dabigatran), is a crucial step to help prevent clots and protect her. To help manage these levels and keep her safe, ensure she stays well-hydrated and performs gentle leg movements in bed to promote healthy blood circulation. Please make sure she takes all her medications, including Fabiflu (favipiravir), exactly as prescribed. Monitor her oxygen levels daily with a pulse oximeter. If you notice any sudden breathing difficulties, chest pain, or leg swelling, please seek immediate medical care.

It is uncommon, but chewable vitamin C tablets like Limcee can sometimes cause temporary irritation to the delicate lining of your tongue due to their acidic nature. This can occasionally lead to small, harmless bumps or mild sores. Sometimes, a mild sensitivity to other ingredients in the tablet might also play a role. Please rest assured that these bumps are usually harmless and tend to heal quickly on their own. Try rinsing your mouth with water after taking the tablet and avoiding spicy foods for a few days. If the sores persist for more than a week or are very painful, please consult a doctor for a quick evaluation.