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Coronavirus and the Nervous System | National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

In this section "What are possible long term neurological complications of Covid-19" - "Nerve damage, including peripheral neuropathy", this NINDS article describes neuropathy symptoms post covid in some people "weeks and months" after their infection.
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