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A member asked:
Good day, i have tested positive for covid 19. my symptoms are mild, mild fever, sore throat, loss of taste and light cough. i would like to know what should i be taking for it? also how long should i be resting?
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COVID 19: Make sure to quarantine. Rest, hydration, acetaminophen, decongestant, cough med & nasal saline irrigation may help mild symptoms. Get emergency care for difficulty breathing, blue lips or face, significant & persistent chest pain or new-onset of confusion. Rest as long as you are fatigued.
Answered 12/8/2020
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