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Mr Bose says:

October 15, 2021 at 4:13 PM

Dr, I am a covid patient, I was hospitalised for 25 days due to low SPO2 level and have gone through severe breathing problem. I am now released to home with 24x7 oxygen concentrator support. But I am feeling strange numbness and less of sense of internal vital organs, skins and taste. From vegus nerve I can relate one of my old physiological problem which has repeated 3 times in last 2 yrs - sudden Tachycardia after lunch or dinner. I read somewhere it might be something common with Vegus nerve behaviour. Doctor prescribed Nexito Plus tab for me and I was on the medication along with Uniaz T for mild hypertension before COVID. Can all these factors combine and explain my numbness, and help me get it cured?

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