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I was in close contact with a person that tested positive with covid. i have same cold like symptoms and live with my mom dad & sister. should we all get tested or what is our next plan of action? & where can we get tested we live in plumstead
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Yes: Testing would be recommended, as well as self-quarantine, rest, treatment of symptoms. Consult physician.
Answered 1/5/2021
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