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Tiredness post covid

2021-06-01 19:47:22
I have been recovered from covid, as more then 21days are over with no Symptoms, but get tired when I try to get myself into execisive work or beyond a but normal...is it not recommended or this is something else..
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Everybody will recover at their own pace. Your body needs adequate rest. Post covid symptoms are found to persist upto 3 months. You should exercise as much as you can tolerate and gradually increase the work load. Improve diet and follow covid hygiene and social distancing protocols.

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