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I went to my gp a week ago and she said that i have normal flu and prescribed me flu meds. i went back after 4 days because i still wasn't feeling better and all she did was book me off longer. my chest feels tight ( heavy feeling). should i go test?
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Avoid contacts/test: Please obtain a test to rule out SARS CoV 2 infection, if you are still not well. Monitor your temperature, rest and drink fluids. Avoid contact with others and watch for signs of worsening respiratory effort. If this occurs, please contact your physician right away.
Answered 4/23/2023
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