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Hi, i tested positive for covid and have very mild symptoms. would i still need to consult a gp?
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Symptoms: You don’t need to see your doctor for mild symptoms but you do need to know what to do; such as quarantining for 10 days and what to do if your symptoms worsen. Your doctor’s office can give you insrtructions if you call them.
Answered 12/22/2020
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Yes: As testing and quarantine will be needed. Having your GP involved may help also in case your symptoms worsen as he or she can further advise and coordinate locally.
Answered 12/24/2020
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