Question 1

I went to a GP on the first day itself, and he prescribed antibiotics for 7 days. However, some symptoms like ear pain, headache, yellowish mucus, and upper jaw pain are still present even after completing the medicine. My initial symptoms were high fever, blood in mucus from nose and mouth, yellowish mucus, sore throat, one-sided ear and headache, and upper jaw pain.
X ray report: Both maxillary sinuses are hazy
Blood report:
Monocytes: 1 percent
MCH: 26.6 pg
SGPT: 49 U/L
CRP Tubilatex: 2.4
(All other parameters are normal)
Please tell me what to do next and what these results mean?

Question 2

Hello doctor I did my chest X ray after 23 days of being covid positive. Currently I have a little bit of coughing tiredness and a slight feverish feeling from inside. As per my report is there anything to worry about?

Question 3

My mother recently underwent a full body checkup, and the cardiac risk markers test showed that her High Sensitivity C Reactive Protein (HS CRP) level is 14.83, whereas the normal level should be less than 3. Should she undergo any additional tests to check for possible cardiac issues?

My CRP is 46. Is it too high? Am I in danger? I have fever, cold and body pain for 5 days and I am taking Abphylline tablet along with Montek LC. Fever is not going away. My ESR and CRP are high. Am I safe? Please check my report.

CRP 46 is high and indicates inflammation or infection. Fever, body ache, and cold for 5 days may mean a viral or bacterial infection. You are not in immediate danger but need proper medical review.

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Hello doctor I did my chest X ray after 23 days of being covid positive. Currently I have a little bit of coughing tiredness and a slight feverish feeling from inside. As per my report is there anything to worry about?

My mother recently underwent a full body checkup, and the cardiac risk markers test showed that her High Sensitivity C Reactive Protein (HS CRP) level is 14.83, whereas the normal level should be less than 3. Should she undergo any additional tests to check for possible cardiac issues?