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Covid-19: Daily cases above 15,000-mark in India, positivity rate over 3%

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The Economic Times report, Akshay Budhraja, senior consultant, respiratory and sleep medicine at Aakash Healthcare said, “the number of acute coronary syndrome, myocardial infarction (heart attack) is increasing in Covid positive patients.

There are patients who report non-specific symptoms like chest pain, decreased urine output, diarrhea and then turn out to be Covid positive."  Budhraja further noted that “a lot of patients with comorbidities like chronic kidney disease, stroke, hypertension are also contracting Covid and their pre-existing condition is worsening after getting infected with Covid."                .

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