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I live in ohio and my doctor and nurses all wear masks. they screen me on asking symptoms, but do not force me to wear a mask. they recommend it though. is this bad?
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Mask Use: Not sure what physician you are visiting and if this occurs in or out of their office. Wearing a mask and maintaining your distance from others are two of the easiest ways to help prevent exposure to COVID... it's just common sense. Some people have COVID and have no symptoms whatsoever, so just asking questions is useless. Wearing a mask also shows you respect the health of others around you.
Answered 6/29/2020
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