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I heard that covid-19 symptoms can suddenly get really bad after 10 days. why is that happening, and can that be prevented?
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Reasons for ^ sx's: could be that oxygen levels may have been slowly dropping and it reaches a seriously low level, Cytokine storm or hypercoagulation.
Answered 5/11/2020
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