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A member asked:
I've bought a flomist nasal spray and i have a slight headache, chest pain with a wet cough do i need to go for covid-19 testing?
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Local test/isolate: Monitor your temperature,drink fluids, rest and obtain testing for COVID 19. If this is positive, stay home for at least 14 days or three days without fever, whichever is longer. Please watch for signs of worsening distress.
Answered 7/16/2020
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