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My wife has tested positive for covid and i am also displaying symptoms such as fever and tiredness. should i also get tested? if so, how should i go about getting a referral?
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Get test,local refer: In many countries, testing sites you can self refer . Give the site a call as you may need an appointment time for your test. If requiring referrals, then call your own doctor or call local Health Department for testing referral. They have a plan in place. In the meantime, quarantine yourself until results are available. Drink plenty of fluids, rest and best of luck for you.
Answered 1/1/2021
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