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How many weeks will mild covid 19 symptoms last?
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1 to 3: Good question. Mild symptoms get better within a week. Some persist for up to three weeks. Then convalescence. Tiredness, apathy, flat for a couple of days. This common with Covid19. More prolonged convalescence called Long Covid in 15% of people and can be very incapacitating with loss of taste persisting, tinnitus and other symptoms may last up to a year. Usually with more severe disease
Answered 12/13/2020
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Hi. I got covid around 3 weeks ago or so. I had very mild symptoms that lasted like 5 days but now i get a lot of post nasal drip and cough attacks should i be concerned? (Oxigen lvl is normal) Also am i at a higher risk of blood clots or stroke now?
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