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My sister whom im staying with has tested positive for covid-19, i have not tested yet and i have be experiencing a little dry cough since yesterday. what should i do?
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Covid-19: Very good chance you have it. If only mild symptoms, no high fever or difficulty breathing, there is not much to do other than symptomatic relief. Get tested.
Answered 12/22/2020
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