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My 3 year old daughter has a very runny/blocked nose with a slight cough. should i take her for a covid test?
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Pediatrician: If known exposure, a COVID test will be appropriate. Otherwise, asking for directions from her pediatrician would be best. Her pediatrician should be involved regardless so that he or she can further coordinate.
Answered 8/25/2020
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