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Hi there i would like to get a referral for myself and my wife we have been in contact with my father who has tested positive for covid-19. we are showing symptoms now very tired sore throat and headaches ?
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Get local referral: For many testing sites you can self refer for testing. Give the site a call as you may need an appointment time for your test. If requiring referrals. then call your own doctor or call local Health Department for testing referral. In the meantime, quarantine yourself until results are available. Drink plenty of fluids, rest and best of luck for you.
Answered 12/10/2020
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