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Symptoms experienced sinus type headache slight scratch in throat feel like there is a bit of tightness in chest ?
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COVID testing: You may have an uncomplicated upper respiratory infection, but COVID screening is recommended. Self isolate, drink fluids and rest. Watch for fever, cough, worsening respiratory status. If these occur, proceed to a medical facility.
Answered 1/6/2021
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