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I was diagnosed with pneumonia almost a month ago. and i still have an on and off cough. though ive had no contact to anyone with covid19, would you recommend i get tested?
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Symptoms: Your symptoms are suggesting rather a delayed recovery following your pneumonia. Other conditions cannot be ruled out. Best to address your symptoms will be your treating physician who would be able to sort it out.
Answered 3/13/2020
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