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I have a terrible headache that wont go away. its around the temples on the right side and t-area. its almost like sinusitis. should i be worried about covid?
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INFECTION: Not sure if these headaches are new or if you have had sinusitis. Try a a hot shower and see if you can clear your sinuses. Also when you blow your nose is a mucus coming out and what color. If you have an infection it requires antibiotics.
Answered 10/29/2020
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