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Im worried my husband is not well,having symptoms of covid 19 we need help?
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COVID 19: Please contact your PCM so that s/he can assess and make decision to refer for testing. Rest, hydrate, quarantine & eat healthfully. Consider use of acetaminophen, saline for nasal irrigation, decongestant or cough syrup. Get urgent care for difficulty breathing, blue lips, persistent chest pain/ pressure or new onset confusion.
Answered 7/4/2020
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Good morning doctor, i need help, i just find out tgat me and my husband we are positive on covid 19 and we have a son who not tested yet and we all dont have any symptoms yet,i need your advice what to do since we are home isolated, which vitamins?
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