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Does covid cause heavy leg lead feeling, wobbly legs, stiff feet, weak hands, and weak arms?
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Weakness, persisting after the acute episode of Covid is a known complication. Try to keep up with your daily activities as best as you can. It will get better but may take time. Aerobic exercise, as tolerated may help. If symptoms persist more than three weeks and you do not see improvement, it would be prudent to see a doctor.
Answered 1/5/2023
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