Everyone will have a different experience in their recovery from COVID-19. Some people may recover in days, some in weeks. But for others, it could be months. Although each case is unique, people recovering from more severe symptoms are likely to face a longer recovery period. Schedule regular appointments with your GP to discuss your symptoms and how best to manage them. Your GP will tell you about any medicines that might suit your needs. Common symptoms you may experience during your recovery: fatigue cough breathlessness joint or muscle pain chest pain change in sense of taste or smell anxiety and/or low mood Less common symptoms: low-grade fever headache memory difficulties confusion muscle pain and weakness stomach and digestion difficulties rash depression If you have any of the following symptoms, call emergency services on 000 immediately and tell the phone operator you’ve previously been diagnosed with COVID-19. severe shortness of breath or difficulty breathing severe chest pain or pressure a new or returning fever worsening ability to concentrate and increased confusion difficulty waking up The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (the RACGP) has also created a guide for patients on managing mild post COVID-19 symptoms. This includes advice on managing fatigue, easing muscle and joint pain, and managing a cough or any breathlessness.