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My son 3 year old was covid positive a week back, he had fever only for a day, but from today he is limping and suddenly sits after walking a while, no injury and no history of any disease. he is active kid?
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Evaluation: There have been some more unusual symptoms that are associated with COVID 19 and post COVID recovery. He may also have a sprain of his ankle for example. Please see your pediatrician or a virtual appointment with Healthtap. Watch for signs of increasing pain, fever, shortness of breath and cough.
Answered 10/25/2020
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