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A member asked:
How do covid-19 symptoms begin? does it start with a sore throat then gets worse? also, does it usually start mildly then gets worse as well or vice versa?
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It can.: The symptoms are similar to flu. You can have runny nose, cough, sore throat, fever . If you develop shortness of breath you need to be checked to rule out a pneumonia which you probably won't have it since you are 31 years old provided that you do not have pre-existing medical conditions.
Answered 3/16/2020
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