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Running nose after 1month of mild covid
I'm having running nose and it goes off after I take either medicine/nasal spray. But again comes after 3-4 days. I had tested positive for Covid on 19th Mar'21(had symptoms of running nose, then only fever, body pain and head ache), where took antiviral drug(fabiflu 200mg) and other antibiotics for 5-10days per doctors advice. I was diagnosed as mild covid and got back well in 2-3wks. This running nose started again from 11th Apr'21 onwards. Fyi, atleast in last 7 days I didn't even go outside(in fact on one in my home went outside) but still got today and it's still there even after taking the nasal spray.
Pls suggest next steps.
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