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A member asked:
I had covid-19 in november. its now february and i still can't shake the symptoms. could i be a long hauler??
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COVID 19 infection: That is quite possible. At this point, I would encourage you to see your physician for a "post- COVID 19" follow up.
Answered 2/10/2021
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