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What should i do if i think my child may have the covid-19 coronavirus?
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Basics: This is a regional issue. Children are generally at low risk and seeking testing at a center may expose them to active cases. If the kid has unexplained symptoms of any sort contact his/her healthcare provider for guidance. They would be best able to understand the local risks & need for testing.
Answered 6/14/2020
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