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A member asked:
I have cough for the past one month. but i don't have fever, shortness of breath, etc., can i take a test for covid-19?
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Other conditions: Consider a chest image, TB testing and sputum analysis. A chronic cough is often related to asthma or bronchoconstriction. Please see your PCP for evaluation and treatment. It is unlikely to be related to acute COVID 19, although the cough may linger. Stay home, drink fluids, rest and monitor your temperature.
Answered 4/21/2020
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