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Hi i was tested positive on the 18 november for covid i tested again on the 04 december i tested negative i have fatigue and i have shortness of breath what should i do?
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Text and stay home: It is important to have a test locally, early in the illness, there may be few symptoms. Another contact is possible, the typical incubation period is 2-5 days and most patients develop symptoms by day 7-10. Check local resources, and please contact your physician. Please consider a chest image, post COVID infection with COVID or another agent is possible. Other causes include broncho spam..
Answered 12/13/2020
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