The COVID-19 virus causes many symptoms, and because of the large number of patients infected with the disease, the diagnosis is usually based on clinical findings and guesswork. For example, a 45-year-old woman developed an irregular ulcer on the back of her tongue. After 10 days, the wound healed without leaving any scars.
Do the oral symptoms of COVID-19 represent the beginning of the disease?
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