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I have coronavirus symptoms can i go to my gp?
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Call office first: Call before going to find out if and where to go test. Many offices are working remotely and they should be able to guide you through. If you have significant symptoms, going to the local emergency room will be reasonable.
Answered 5/8/2020
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