I have a fever with CT showing viral pneumonia. Kindly advise management.

Hello doctor,

I am a 59-year-old male. I have Covid-19 symptoms such as fever and weakness. My computed tomography (CT) scan shows bilateral polysegmental lesion - viral pneumonia (CT-1). Coronary calcification in all lobes of the lungs. But with a predominance in the lower lobes, multiple areas of compaction of the lung tissue of the ground glass type are determined, the volume of the lesion is up to 10%, the localization is subpleural and peribronchial. Consolidation and thickening of the structures of the secondary pulmonary lobule is noted. Areas of linear seals. There is no effusion in the pleural and pericardial cavities. The shape of the chest is normal. In the cardio-diaphragmatic angles, formations were not detected. All pulmonary fields have small fibrous adhesions and foci of focal pneumofibrosis. The diaphragm is normal. The mediastinum is not displaced. The pulmonary parenchyma is unevenly compacted, the pulmonary pattern is deformed in places. The internal contours of the chest wall are even and clear in all parts. Mediastinal lymph nodes up to 9 mm. No calcification inclusions were found. Calcium deposits in coronary arteries. No other changes were found. Conclusion: Bilateral polysegmental lesion - viral pneumonia (CT-1). Coronary calcification.