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Ive recovered from covid this week tuesday via negative test. is it normal to still get quickly tired and when will i be ok to do my exercises as before covid incl 2 high pace fitness sessions per week at my biokeneticat?
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Exercise/tolerated: It is alright to exercise as long as you can tolerate the exercise without symptoms. COVID 19 is a potentially serious illness and your recovery make be prolonged. Watch for signs of fever, flu like illness and shortness of breath.
Answered 6/7/2020
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