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My mom recovered from covid & has had a racing heart beat, excessive sweating & a severe sore throat. she's been on 3 doses of antibiotics & none have helped. we suspect tyroid, what do we do now as most hospitals aren't treating for non emergencies?
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Post covid issues: A racing heartbeat is a medical emergency so would go to the ER and get an EKG to identify the rate and rhythm.. Would go today.
Answered 12/28/2020
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