Question 1

I'm really concerned because I had the first symptoms of COVID back on May 7th, and while I had mild symptoms like occasional moderate fevers and a cough for over 10 days, I've mostly recovered now. However, I still get a mild cough and sometimes my temperature goes up to around 99 degrees, but it happens only once every three days or so, usually at night and it's better by morning. Is this something I should be worried about? Sometimes thinking about it reminds me of long COVID and all the scary stories I've heard about people having serious issues even months later. I have a history of cardiophobia which was under control until I got COVID, and now those anxious thoughts about heart attacks and strokes are creeping back again. Could this be related or should I just brush it off?

Accepted Answer

donot worry , if there are any other comorbidites then you should worry

Question 2

I'm really concerned because my wife woke up this morning with a purple tongue, but she doesn't have any other symptoms. Should we be worried or is this something that might go away on its own? What could be causing this?

Accepted Answer

Exercising with Jock Itch

_Exercise Precautions_

1. _Wear breathable clothing_: Choose loose-fitting, breathable clothing to reduce moisture accumulation.
2. _Keep the area clean_: Shower or bathe regularly, especially after exercising, to keep the affected area clean.
3. _Dry the area thoroughly_: Pay extra attention to drying the inner thigh area to prevent moisture buildup.
4. _Apply antifungal powder or cream_: Use an antifungal powder or cream on the affected area to help manage the infection.

_Exercising with Jock Itch_

1. _Low-impact exercises_: Opt for low-impact activities like cycling, swimming, or yoga to minimize friction and irritation.
2. _Avoid sharing equipment_: Refrain from sharing exercise equipment or personal care items to prevent spreading the infection.
3. _Wash exercise clothes separately_: Launder exercise clothes separately from other laundry to prevent cross-contamination.

_When to Avoid Exercising_

1. _Severe symptoms_: If you experience severe itching, burning, or discomfort, it's best to avoid exercising until the symptoms subside.
2. _Open sores or blisters_: Avoid exercising if you have open sores or blisters in the affected area, as this can increase the risk of infection.

Question 3

I'm trying to get a medical fitness certificate from a government hospital, and I'm a bit confused about how to go about it. I've got this proforma that needs to be filled out by a government doctor. Can you guide me on how the process works, or what steps I should take to ensure I can get this done properly?

Accepted Answer

To obtain a medical fitness certificate from a government hospital, you will need to visit the hospital's outpatient department (OPD) and consult a government doctor. Bring your proforma along with valid identification, and the doctor will assess your health and fill out the required details on the form.

I'm feeling a bit stuck because my doctor recommended Mebex Plus tablets for me, but I can't seem to find them in any pharmacies nearby. Is it okay if I just take regular Mebex instead?

No problem you have to take

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