Here's what experts know about recuperating from symptoms of mild or severe cases of COVID-19.
, is more scary than reassuring. We hear a lot about death counts, terrifying symptoms and new infections, and less about recovery.get better ― in fact, more than 1 million people around the globe are considered recovered from COVID-19,
But how long does it take to reach that point? And what are some signs that you’re healthy again? Here’s what we know:If you get a case of coronavirus where you’re able to stay home and not need emergency medical care, this is considered “mild.” Symptoms typically include a fever, some shortness of breath and a cough.a loss of taste and smell, chills, headaches and a sore throat to their list of possible symptoms.
If this is the worst you get , you can expect to start to recover from the disease after about 14 days, according to initial data from China published in a report byHowever, it can take longer to completely get rid of your symptoms. The data only notes that the two-week recovery time is an average, not a guarantee. Some reports also suggest that issues like a cough
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