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A 17-year-old female asked:

I have severe body aches, fatigue, and a fever but as of now no cough. my doctors think its corona,but im not sure as i have no cough?? is it possible to start of covid 19 with no respiratory problems or is it more likely i have something else?

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Dr. Kalyani Perumal
Dr. Kalyani Perumalanswered
Nephrology and Dialysis 31 years experience
Its possible: Its not often that EVERYONEl develops all symptoms of COVID. You may have combination of these symptoms not all. So I agree with your doc- stay home, self isolate, keep yourself hydrated, check temp daily , most important, be positive, optimistic, do deep breathing. If you feel horrible, contact your doc
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