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Hi dr i have a pain on left side of my chest, its a sharp pain it goes and come.its a pain that never really stopped since i was recovering from covid.i have the pain for 2 months now.and the pass 3 days the pain is more frequently now then before.
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COVID 19: Many people have experienced significant pulmonary scarring due to COVID 19 infections. However, if your chronic sequela from infection is now worsening - I would promptly consult with a medical provider. Get emergency care for difficulty breathing, blue lips or face or new-onset of confusion.
Answered 3/22/2022
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