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I have had covid symptoms for a week and a half now. i only have nasal drip and mild cough with no fever. am i past the most severe phase?
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Recovery variable : It is difficult to predict your recovery time, but in most cases patients recover within 3 weeks. Watch for symptoms of fever, difficulty breathing. If these occur, please see your PCP. Stay well hydrated, isolate and monitor temperature.
Answered 12/19/2020
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COVID 19?: Were you tested to know if you actually have been infected with COVID 19? Most people with viral illness would be over the worst by now, however, COVID 19 (if that is what you have) can have some variability.
Answered 12/28/2020
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