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 common to have a lingering cough and chest fullness as your lungs heal after COVID-19 and inflammation. Since you completed your treatment with methylprednisolone (Predmet) for fluid buildup, a follow-up visit with your doctor is a great next step. They may recommend a repeat chest X-ray or a chest CT scan to ensure the fluid has fully cleared. Additionally, simple breathing tests called Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs) can check your lung capacity and airflow. Please share these symptoms with your physician to ensure your recovery is progressing beautifully.

Nasal polyps can severely block your airway, potentially causing sleep apnea (where breathing temporarily stops), which can trigger a racing heart, chest pain, and anxiety. Since stopping Predmet, your polyps may have regrown. While clonazepam helps with anxiety, it does not treat the physical blockage. I gently urge you to see an Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) specialist. They can discuss long-term solutions, such as endoscopic surgery or targeted medications to shrink the polyps. Please also have a doctor evaluate your chest pain and racing heart promptly to ensure your safety.

Your current regimen of Predmet (methylprednisolone) and Eliquis (apixaban) is appropriate for post-hospitalization recovery to manage inflammation and prevent blood clots. It is crucial to take these exactly as prescribed; do not stop Predmet suddenly, as it requires gradual tapering under your doctors guidance. Since you are recovering well and are symptom-free, a repeat COVID-19 test is generally not necessary, as tests can detect inactive virus for weeks. Continue resting, monitoring your oxygen, and follow up with your treating physician.

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.

Generally, she can resume her arthritis medications immediately. Medicines like HCQS 300 (hydroxychloroquine), Predmet 4 (methylprednisolone), Etova 400 (etodolac), and Esolyst (esomeprazole) do not need to be delayed, as stopping them for too long might trigger a painful arthritis flare-up. Since she received her vaccine last Friday, it is safe to restart them now to keep her comfortable. However, please consult her rheumatologist for a quick confirmation, as individual guidance may vary based on her specific health status.