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I have mild asthma told to stay home. is it somewhat safe to assume that after 3 weeks mild symptoms matching covid-19 (not been tested, but they are mild body ache, low-grade fever, headache and coughing up mucus) that this is unlikely to get worse?
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Unsafe world: Nothing is safe anymore. If the question has to do with you having symptoms for 3 weeks that might have been due to coronavirus it does not seem likely. You will still need an explanation as to what is causing your current symptoms and once you are released from staying home you will be prone to contracting the infection. Stay in touch with your doc and follow local authorities recommendations.
Answered 4/1/2020
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