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I had a viral infection last week still have it a bit, i'm finding i'm extremely tired and hoping it's just getting over the virus, is this normal?
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Yes: Viruses can last up to three weeks. So, if you are still tired after being infected last week and the rest of your symptoms are gone, the fatigue may still be related to the virus.
Answered 6/1/2017
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