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Sinusitis moved into my chest. constant headache as well as neck and back pains. constant feeling lethargic. should i go get a covid test and can i get a referral?
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Yes: Shouldn’t need referral, get test ASAP so you can get appropriate treatment. Concentrate on rest, liquids, supplements as necessary. If positive review Math +1 protocol from FLCCC for guidance on possible things that may help. If negative may need antibiotics for sinus infection and consider sinus irrigation with thing like saline spray or Nets pot.
Answered 12/29/2020
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