Recovering from COVID-19, this woman complains of symptoms that dont go away

On December 18, 2020, Aniruddha experienced symptoms similar to seasonal allergies which caused a blocked nose. Then, he tried to treat the condition using anti-allergies and took antibiotics.

Before long, he actually developed a fever and coughed up runny phlegm. But, he did not suspect that it was a symptom of the Corona COVID-19 virus because he could hold his breath for more than 1 minute.

Even the cetirizine and paracetamol drugs that he consumed were effective enough to relieve some of the symptoms.

Until finally, he took the initiative to test the RT PCR on December 23, 2020 because he would be traveling by plane on December 25, 2020 to India. However, he actually got a positive test result for COVID-19 on December 24, 2020.

The doctor also advised him not to panic and to prepare himself for all the possibilities. Finally, Aniruddha chose to be self-isolated at home and continued to take the medicine that the doctor had prescribed.

"For us, the hospital must be the last choice when we can no longer undergo isolation and treatment at home," Aniruddha said as quoted by the Times of India website.

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COVID-19 virus.

Aniruddha also told what equipment and medicines people need when self-isolating at home due to the COVID-19 virus.

He suggests that one should have a thermometer, BP instrument and oximeter during self-isolation at home. The drugs that doctors prescribe for COVID-19 patients, usually vitamin C, zinc, vitamin D, cetirizine, azithromycin, cough medicine, and paracetamol.

However, a person cannot decide on their own what medicine they take when they are infected with COVID-19. Aniruddha advises always consulting a doctor.

COVID-19 virus.

In addition to the medication prescribed by the doctor, you can consume lime, kiwi, guava or other nutritious foods and vitamins.

After 5 days of independent isolation, he admitted that his mild symptoms were slowly disappearing but he felt very weak. In fact, he fell unconscious in the bathroom for some time.

COVID-19 virus.

On the seventh and eighth day of self-isolation, the doctor recommended a chest X Ray. Luckily, the X Ray results didn't show Aniruddha had any signs of pneumonia. However, he had to rest for 4 more days.

After being declared better, Aniruddha immediately went on a work trip to Qatar a few days later. It was then that Aniruddha felt that his condition was very weak due to the long-term effects of the corona virus.

COVID-19 virus.

She was suffering from severe gastrointestinal problems, which caused her to have diarrhea that made her bleed a little and had hallucinations.

Apart from experiencing diarrhea and hallucinations, Aniruddha also had a urinary tract infection (UTI) which continued to develop. These UTIs are characterized by painful urination, low to high fever, and breathing problems.

COVID-19 virus.

Because of this experience, Aniruddha realized the importance of wearing a mask to prevent transmission of the Corona virus. Moreover, there are people with the Corona virus who are included in the asymptomatic group.

Again Viral, Here's How To Register and Use Clubhouse

Not a few celebrities, influencers, and even political figures decided to join the Clubhouse. They competed to share screenshots of the social networking accounts via a number of social media such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

After becoming a hot topic of conversation among world figures, the Clubhouse voice chat-based social network has finally become popular in the country.

Not a few celebrities, influencers, and even political figures decided to join the Clubhouse. They competed to share screenshots of the social networking accounts via a number of social media such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Some of them are wondering how to use them. There are also those who have not been able to join and are wondering why it happened.

Instead of being confused as they are, it would be nice to listen to the explanation of how Clubhouse works below.

Launching Bustle on Wednesday (17/2/2021), Clubhouse can only be used temporarily by iOS-based device users. There is no further information about when this social network can be enjoyed by Android device users.

But what is clear, Clubhouse CEO Paul Davidson previously confirmed that the social network he made was open to everyone, including Android users.

Then, move on to how to use it. First, you are required to download the Clubhouse application on your device before registering.

The requirements for registering are not many, just prepare an active email address and then register it. After being registered, your email address is already on a waiting list to receive invitations from other users or your colleagues who have already registered.

If you don't get an invitation, you don't need to worry because currently Clubhouse is still in the development stage or a beta version where its use is still limited. So, you should be a little patient.

As for its use, after having an account, users will receive chat recommendations that will occur in the near future. These recommendations are based on the selection made at the beginning of the registration, so that topics of interest will appear more frequently.

Later users can join the call together, and can listen to the material delivered by the resource person. Only a few people will speak, and the rest will act as listening participants.

Furthermore, the Clubhouse algorithm can link your mobile address book and combine it with whomever you choose to follow. That way, you will automatically connect with your friends or colleagues directly without having to follow their accounts one by one.

Meanwhile, Clubhouse is currently under threat of being blocked in Indonesia if it does not register itself as an Electronic System Operator (PSE) with the government.

"Clubhouse has not been registered with Kominfo and we hope to register according to the provisions of Ministerial Regulation No. 5 of 2020," said the spokesman for the Ministry of Communication and Information, Dedy Permadi, quoted by Bisnis, Wednesday (17/2/2021).

The government through the Ministry of Communication and Information has issued the Minister of Communication and Information Technology Regulation Number 5/2020 concerning the Implementation of Private Scope Electronic Systems.