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Tested positive for covid 19 3 weeks ago. still having lingering symptoms. vertigo and shortness of breath. oxygen saturation normal, pulse normal as well. are these common symptoms ?. if so anything. that can help?
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COVID 19: Unfortunately lingering pulmonary symptoms are not at all uncommon with COVID 19 infections. Vertigo has recently been described with COVID 19 as well. Hydrate very well. More doctors are recommending post- COVID consultations when symptoms are not clearing up well.
Answered 1/15/2021
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Follow up: Cardiac and Pulmonary complications have occurred following the initial COVID 19 symptoms. Bronchospasm, pneumonia and cardiac inflammatory changes may occur. Please have a screening walk test, EKG 12 lead and chest image and please see your GP.
Answered 1/15/2021
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