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Have had occasional tickle and dry cough feeling past week. been staying at home. no other symptoms, but worried abt covid. weather alternating btwn dry/very windy & heavy rains. pollen/mold counts high. is allergy/irritation more likely cause?
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Allergic reaction: Monitor your temperature and if you have a fever, please arrange a virtual health visit. With high pollen counts and seasonal allergies prevalent, you may be experiencing an allergic reaction. Stay inside, rest and drink fluids. Take an antihistamine, rinse nasal passages.
Answered 3/28/2020
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