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My husband (dependant) tested positive for covid on friday 11th. today his temperature is over 39. what should we be doing?
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No Motrin products: Treat fever with Tylenol rather than Motrin. Provide fluids, rest and observe for signs of worsening respiratory distress including shortness of breath, cough and chest pain. If these occur, please see the Emergency room. Stay isolated, the symptoms may linger longer than the flu.
Answered 12/19/2020
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