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My brother was covid on 5 April and recovered on 25 April fully.. he has calastrol and thyroid.. he has taken medicine..is any need to worry after post covid complications..he recovered at home itself.. oxygen was 96 97 in covid.. I heard lots of news heart issues after post covid.. please clarify my doubts..
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There is no need to worry about if no symptom is there with the patient. You need more test to b rest assure for full recovery
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