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Flu like symptoms,shortness of breath,loss of taste and smell?
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Check temp: Please monitor your temperature, self isolate, rest and drink fluids. Testing may be arranged locally, but your symptoms are very consistent with COVID-19 infection. Self isolate and avoid contact with others. Watch for signs of worsening, and then seek additional care, including a chest image. Use Tylenol to treat fever of 101 F or higher.
Answered 1/21/2021
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