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I am a medical doctor working with covid positive patients. i now have a dry cough, body pains and feeling fluish.
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COVID concerns: As you know this could be from a variety of causes to include COVID 19. Would quarantine and remove yourself from patient care. Whether this is from COVID or other infection - don't want to transmit to patients. Would encourage you to get tested so you know one way or another. Take care.
Answered 7/18/2020
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