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A member asked:
On vacation and have these symptoms: throat is "cobblestoned"/inflamed, headache, eye pressure, heavy chest/hard to breathe, cough, back & body ache.
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Go to the Doctor: Anyone with a report that they have a heavy chest and find it hard to breathe needs to be seen by the doctor urgently.
Answered 11/21/2013
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Mother (66), risk factors, boosted, COVID-19 positive. She has heavy cough, middle chest pain, stuffy nose, strong headache, sore throat. Today is the 3rd day and symptoms are worse. What to do and what to watch out for? From when should it improve?
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