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Hi i am 16 days since start of symptoms of covid and completed my isolation on on saturday ...is it normal to still feel fatigued and experience body aches after the 14 days has passed?
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COVID 19: Your reserves have likely been depleted by fighting COVID 19 infection. It may take some time to fully recuperate.
Answered 1/11/2021
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