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Hi, my partner and i have developed mild nose congestion and phlegmy throats. we are concerned as we are meant to be in the office. should we get tested for covid? your guidance is appreciated reynard van zyl
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Safest to test: These symptoms can be due to allergies or routine upper respiratory infections, but because transmission of Covid is so common, it is probably safest to test for Covid before being around coworkers in an office (although testing is not 100% accurate)
Answered 12/1/2020
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