A D-dimer level of 710 is mildly elevated, which is quite common during recovery from COVID-19 and does not automatically mean he has a blood clot or needs blood thinners. Since he is recovering, his doctor will look at his overall risk factors, mobility, and any symptoms like leg swelling or shortness of breath before deciding on blood thinners. Please share these results with his treating physician promptly so they can safely guide his next steps. He is making good progress with his inflammation settling down.

An oxygen level of 92% is low and requires immediate medical evaluation, even with a negative COVID-19 test. Since you are currently taking Predmet (methylprednisolone) and Ziffy (cefixime), it is very important to contact your doctor or visit an urgent care clinic immediately for a chest assessment. In the meantime, rest, practice slow, deep breathing, and try lying on your stomach (prone positioning) to help improve your oxygenation. Please do not alter your medication doses without consulting your healthcare provider.

Your father's oxygen levels of 85-86% and breathlessness when talking or walking are clear signs that he requires immediate hospital evaluation and oxygen therapy. While lying on his stomach helps temporarily, it is not a substitute for professional medical care, especially given his history of diabetes and COVID-19. Please take him to the nearest hospital or contact emergency services right away. You should continue his current medications, Predmet (methylprednisolone) and aspirin, exactly as prescribed until the hospital doctors review his treatment. Prompt medical care will ensure he gets the right support to recover safely.

At 31, your body has a remarkable ability to heal. While 30% to 40% lung involvement sounds alarming, most young adults recover completely without permanent scarring. Stopping your steroid, methylprednisolone (Predmet), because of high blood sugar was a safe and common decision, as steroids often raise glucose levels. Your lungs can continue to clear and improve for several months after COVID-19. To support your recovery, focus on gentle breathing exercises, stay hydrated, and follow up with your doctor to monitor your progress.

You should not restart or continue any of her medications, including Fabiflu, Predmet, or antibiotics, without consulting her doctor. Her current symptoms?stomach pain, weakness, and high blood pressure?can often be temporary side effects of medications like Predmet (methylprednisolone) and Naxdom (naproxen/domperidone), or part of the body's natural healing process. Please have her blood pressure monitored by a healthcare professional, who can safely guide her recovery and address her stomach discomfort. With rest and proper care, her chances of a complete recovery remain very high.

It is very reassuring that your mother's fever has subsided and her oxygen levels are stable at 97% on Cloff (cefaclor) and Predmet (methylprednisolone). However, because her recent lung scans and blood tests showed some worsening, she still requires close monitoring. You can continue home care safely only by staying in daily contact with her treating physician to review these test results. Please seek immediate medical help if she develops difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion, or if her oxygen levels drop below 94%.