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Last year during flu season had a severe cough , difficulty breathing and xray show there was fluid in my chest/lungs.any advice on what to do with this covid 19.
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Stay home: social distancing! stay home if possible. Wash your hands constantly, after touching any surface that may have been touched by anybody else. Clean / disinfect surfaces regularly. wear a mask in public.
Answered 3/24/2020
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