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Should i be worried i have covid 19 based on the above information i provided?
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Non-specific symptom: Although these symptoms are non- specific that doesn't mean that COVID 19 couldn't be a possible causes. I agree with the earlier recommendation for a telemedicine consult.
Answered 5/18/2020
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