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For someone with covid-19 aged 44 female no chronic ilness, at the beginning she was coughing a lot and feverish but now no fever and less coughing does it mean the person is improving? she's too fatigued and sleeps a lot doesn't have much appetite?
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She seems to have turned the corner. Treat her symptoms appropriately and when required and she should continue to improve. Good Luck
Answered 8/12/2021
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