I've just tested positive for COVID and my CT level is 15. I've had symptoms like a common cold for the last four days. What exactly does this CT level mean for me? Could you suggest any medications I should take? I'm really worried and would appreciate your advice.

I've been dealing with a runny nose and sneezing today, and I've got lecetzy sensiclav 625 and allerfex on hand. I'm not sure how to combine them or which one to take. Could you give me some advice on this?

stop those and use tab.sinarest twice in a day for 3 days,if it still continues visit ENT doctor for appropriate management

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I'm really concerned about my husband's RT PCR report. His RdRp and N gene CT values are 24 and 23. He had a fever from Tuesday to Thursday, then it went away for two days, but now he's back to having a fever at 100 this morning. He's only taking paracetamol and doesn't have any other symptoms right now. But I've developed a dry cough since yesterday, though I don't have a fever. Our kid seems fine at the moment. What should we do next, and are there any specific medicines you recommend for both of us?

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I got a TT vaccine around 4 months ago, but the nurse gave it on my buttocks. Today, I got a small scratch from an iron wire while playing cricket. I'm worried if the vaccine still provides immunity since it was administered on the buttocks. Should I get another TT shot for this incident? Would love a detailed explanation.

Since you received the TT vaccine four months ago, it should provide immunity against tetanus for at least 3-5 years, even if it was given in the buttocks. A small scratch from an iron wire doesn't typically require a booster, but if you notice any signs of infection or develop symptoms like muscle stiffness or difficulty swallowing, seek medical attention immediately.

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