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Post viral syndrome: diagnosed with covid19 a few weeks ago. over acute symptoms, but have developed pots-like tachycardia, fatigue, dehydrated, anxiety. any estimate on how long my recovery will be? i'm back in physician assistant school tomorrow?
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COVID 19: Can't provide an accurate estimate for this - the symptoms may linger for weeks. Would address the dehydration right away with rehydration. Get plenty of sleep. Good luck at PA school.
Answered 1/11/2021
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