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Testing positive for covid, i am having trouble getting blood pumped in my muscle when working out even though i ate before gym, is that normal?
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I am not sure what you mean by not getting blood pumped into the muscle. COVID 19 can cause blood clots. More information is needed to answer your question
Answered 3/2/2021
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I agree with Dr. Romano in that I don't understand what is meant by "having trouble getting blood pumped in my muscle". If you have recently tested COVID positive, I would except you to be isolating. Perhaps you have your own home gym. If you have symptoms then please rest, isolate, hydrate.
Answered 3/3/2021
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