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I flew to pe last week from or tambo. sore chest and muscles as of yesterday. is this a common cold or should i be concerned?
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Sounds like cold: Not typical symptoms for coronavirus, sound more like flu or common cold, But do self quarantine, good hand washing, lots of fluid and rest, if trouble breathing or high fever call doctor
Answered 3/21/2020
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