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Ive done the assesment online and have the following symptoms, fever, body aches, headache and chills should i go for covid 19 testing?
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COVID-19 testing: With these symptoms I do recommend that you get tested for COVID-19. There are also many other conditions that can cause these symptoms, so even if your test is negative and if your symptoms persist, you should seek medical attention.
Answered 7/13/2020
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