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I have been having shortness of breath for 3 weeks now which comes and goes. i sometimes get nasal congestion. tested positive for covid-19 in july.
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SEQUELAE OF COVID: Sorry to hear of your difficulties. Hard to say as there are lingering issues that can happen after COVID. Discuss with your doctor. Work on your stamina and rebuild your immune system. Need to slowly work on your total body with sleep, diet, hydration, vitamins, and exercise.
Answered 11/9/2020
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