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I have tested positive for covid 19. i tested positive on 12 of july. i am still symptomatic, with fever/chills and continuous persistent cough and tightness in my chest. should i be allowed to return to work?
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COVID 19: I would not return to work if you have fever and cough. Please contact your doctor for further assessment.
Answered 7/23/2020
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