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Hi im a healthy 30 year old woman who has covid 19. i had a mild case and tested positive. i have had no symptoms in eleven days. i did have a fever. no cough but have it hard to breathe in and get a deep inhale / heart racing ?
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Positive COVID-19: If you have a positive Covid-19 exposure you should self isolate for a minimum of 14 days and until symptom free. You may have residual elevated temperature , flu like muscle aches and shortness of breath or cough. You should wear a face mask if you go out in public
Answered 5/16/2020
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