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Covid 19 in june 2020

2021-12-24 16:54:21
Is there a chance that covid 19 virus could still cause problem to me when i had mild covid in 2020 june. Can it stay inside body that long. Can it cause long term heart problem or kidney problem or problem in brain. I have had ecg and echo done 4 months back and also i did other tests this past year. Everything normal. Do i have chances of stroke or cardiac arrest if i exercise. Or can i do it freely
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Yes covid can reinfect.

Answered2021-12-24 19:13:01

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You won't have such delayed effects of covid. Relax don't be anxious

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