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Post covid
I had covid 2.5month ago.. But still I am suffering from bodyache...backpain was almost gone but.. From 5 to 6 days I m feeling that body become light and back pain again come...i had mild symptoms during covid.. Was not hospitalised...little knee pain is also there... What to do? I did consultant with two or three doctor.. They gave me pain killer. But no relief... I m also worried that I should not take pain killer more than one or two? One doctor suggested me methylprag tablet for one month.. But when I took this only one tablet.. I was feeling sleepy so I didn't take another...pls tell me what I have to do? Pls
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These are similar symptoms reported by many of the patients post Covid.
You May take Pain Killers, but your symptoms sound like Post Viral Arthralgia.
You have to increase Exercise in your day.
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You can do an Online TeleConsultation or visit a nearby Orthopaedician to discuss this further.
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