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I have a little pressure on my chest and a headache but no cough or temperature.
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Observe: If you develop worsening, shortness of breath or fever, please arrange an appointment with your PCP. COVID 19 symptoms may be very mild, but there are other causes of your symptoms. A non COVID illness, dehydration, asthma/allergic reaction should also be considered.
Answered 4/24/2023
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