Introduction: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a perilous condition with more than 136 million cases and 2.9 million deaths worldwide. It is now quite clear that the impact of COVID-19 lies way beyond the treatment phase so, it is very crucial to understand post COVID-19 outcome in recovered patients to understand if they can develop any other complications. Objectives: To evaluate the health problems in post COVID-19 discharged patients Methods: A Cross-sectional study conducted on post-recovery discharged patients between 20th July to 15th November (201 patients) from Nootan General Hospital, Visnagar. Result: 201 Participants (126 Male and 75 Female) were included in the study with highest numbers from 14-60 years (61.69%) age group. Total 70 (34.82%) participants had Diabetes and out of 201 participants, 123 (61.19%) required O2. More than two-third (69.65%) of participants required hospitalization between 5-10 days. Most common complaint at the time of interview was Weakness (71.64%) followed by Fatigue (60.69%), Cough (39.80%), Loss of Appetite (38.81%). Statistically, significant difference was observed between Male and Females (p__ampersandsignlt;0.05) for the above mentioned symptoms. Compliance of allopathic follow-up medicine was good. Conclusion: As symptoms after recovery tend to continue for longer time period proper precautions (Diet, Medicines, Exercise etc.)should be followed by all recovered patients and regular follow-up on notice of any persistent symptom is advised even after full recovery to avoid grievous complication.