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A member asked:
My daughter is 3. she has a temperature, running nose and occasional dry cough. should we test her for covid. ?
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COVID 19: Has she had any COVID 19 contacts? Probably the most prudent step would to have her assessed. This can likely be through virtual health/ telemedicine. The provider will then determine if testing is appropriate. Take care.
Answered 8/7/2020
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