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Morning i've been having headache more on the left side, even when i'm asleep midnight, also backache. had covid in january was admitted with covid pneumonia?
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More details are needed. After COVID there are severals with lingering symptoms like headache. See a doctor
Answered 3/15/2021
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Unfortunately, numerous lingering post-COVID-19 symptoms can be experienced. Headaches are prominent and migraines can clearly be strikingly exacerbated. Muscular aching has also been noted. Perhaps a neurologist can help get headaches under control.
Answered 3/16/2021
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