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Hi i've been in contact with covid patient 6days ago,i started a cough today with no fever and no sore throat ,should i get tested?
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Good morning : This time of season it is possible to be infected with the common cold as well with covid. Please wear your mask and wash your hands, isolate and be aware of any other symptoms like shortness of breath or fever, in case they appear you can be tested for Covid.
Answered 12/31/2020
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