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I was found positive for covid 19 last week saturday. i have had symptoms since the 10th july and my self isolation should be done tomorrow but i still have fatigue and pain in my body. i need to know why please?
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COVID 19: Recovery time can be lengthy for those with moderate to more severe COVID 19 illness.
Answered 7/29/2020
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