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What can i do to feel less tired after having covid 19? i am in my day 10 since i got the symptoms, always were mild. the only thing that continues is tiredness and i guess that can be treated? thanks
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COVID 19: Feeling tired/ weak is one the sequella that can be long lasting after COVID 19 recovery. There is no specific treatment for it. But do stay well rested, hydrate adequately and eat healthy foods.
Answered 8/27/2020
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