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I travelled to the uk, london, from 18 to 19 february, returned 20 feb. i have been fine throughout the period with no symptoms. this morning im feeling flui with a running nose, no coughing. do i need to be tested for covid19?
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If you are not vaccinated against Covid-19, it would be prudent to get tested. Get Flu and Covid vaccines. Wish you good health!
Answered 11/9/2021
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If travel dates are correct, 9 months ago, it probably had nothing to do with your current symptoms. check local regulations, depending on local activity, you may need to check for COVID and quarantine, let your doc and employer know.
Answered 11/10/2021
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