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I am experiencing shortness of breath, nasal congestion and heart palpitations. i also sneeze and have body aches?
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Covid: Your symptoms are not characteristic of covid and appear to be more related to stress,anxiety, allergies and/or nasal congestion. Development of fever, persistent dry cough along with significant breathing difficulties would be worrisome and you would then call your physician for instructions on examination,testing and treatment. Antihistamines, judicious use of decongestant nasal spray,stress Rx
Answered 5/11/2020
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