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Hi, i recently stopped smoking and have inflamed sinuses and since there is a corvid19 pendemic i am worried that these sinuses and runny nose could be linked to coronavirua?
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Corona virus: The symptoms to be concerned about are fever, sore throat, cough and breathing difficulties. At this time you don't have corona viral symptoms. If you're concerned about a sinus infection, contact your physician for advice. You made a good decision when you gave up smoking.
Answered 3/30/2020
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