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Hi my wife feels very fatigued and has a runny tummy and a tight chest every now and then. she also suffers with depression and anxiety and low iron. with the covid 19 we are a bit concerned?
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Legitimate concerns: It sounds like your wife have some chronic unexplained symptoms along with some already diagnosed conditions that might make her more vulnerable to a possible COVID 19 infection. Following tightly local regulations and initiating or continuing further workup with her GP for current symptoms is recommended.
Answered 4/9/2021
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Hi Dr. I had a slight fever for the past two days, and have a bit of tightness around my chest as well, my stomach seems to be upset as well. So I suspect that I might have covid.
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