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Hi, i have been experiencing pain in my chest, mucus at the back of my throat and nose, feeling quite tired, have a headache and body aches. my breathing seems normal but i am not sure. what could this be?
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Viral Syndrome: You may have COVID 19. You may have the flu virus, Influenza. Either way it sounds like you may have caught a virus. You may want to report to an Urgent care for evaluation. You may want to wear a mask.
Answered 7/3/2020
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