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I'm a essential service plumber. i have a temp of 38 tight chest shortness of breath coughing phlegm. i'm also asthmatic. would you recommend covid19 testing?
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COVID testing: Appears appropriate in above circumstances. Both your employer and your GP should be aware so that they can further coordinate. Self quaeantine should be instituted as well.
Answered 3/25/2022
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