We do not. Part of the issue is that we're still figuring out what symptoms are associated with COVID-19, but it's also hard to know how long they last
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So, for example, anosmia (losing sense of smell) is fairly common, but best evidence seems to indicate it improves within 2 months for most people. However, we don't really know exactly how many people have long-lasting anosmia and how long it will last for them
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And then there's also some indication that even self-reported asymptomatic people can have lung damage on CT. It's hard to know exactly what that means for these people, particularly in the long term
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Yes I think that's actually been demonstrated in symptomatic cases, but the challenge is that it might still be associated with long-term changes that we won't fully understand for some time
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