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I had covid 19 about 8 weeks ago. but still have flare ups of body aches. can it be due to the covid?
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COVID 19: That is possible. A number of different symptoms have been described as sequela from COVID 19 infections, especially if severity of infection was mild to moderate.
Answered 9/28/2020
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