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With covid alert notification my son has bad sinus symptoms with sore throat headache and yesterday mild fever 37,4 should we test fir covid?
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COVID 19 : This seems most likely COVID 19, although there are possibilities. You should have a telemedicine visit with a doctor. If you have difficulties breathing, chest symptoms, dizziness, or severe fatigue see a doctor in person right away- call ahead before you go. Keep isolated, stay in one room alone. Do not leave the room unless it is related to your health, for doctors' appointments or testing.
Answered 1/3/2021
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