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I had covid two month ago mean i tested negative on 4th may 2021 but still I have bodyache, different kind of pain in leg. Many people who had fever, sneeze has recovered but i am still suffering even I had mild symptoms ( bodyache + mild fever) I had regained my smell appx.90% and tiredness and weakness has been also gone but one thing that is bodyache and legpain. I m confuse why I m suffering from such kind of pain because I had mild symptoms. I always think about it that kuchh bura na ho jaye body k sath... That's why I m not able to concentrate  on my study. I have done three test CBC, d-dimer and CRP everything was normal. I have taken three vitamin injection B-12 it seems that something has improve little bit... But I m in tense... Can you suggest me what to do?? Should I don't worry?
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Post covid weakness lingers for about 2-3 months. With proper medications, rest and care all these symptoms will subside. You need to start taking multivitamin tablets along with some syrup to regain strength and help your immunity to build up. Need not worry. Consult me on practo for further guidance and management
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