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I have recently travelled to ethiopia - 2 days ago. i have mild flu/cold conditions - should i rush to a doctor for coronavirus tests?
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Monitor: Monitor for fever, rest, drink fluids and stay home. if you experience fever, see your physician.
Answered 3/13/2020
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