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I'm showing mild symptoms of covid and i'd like further information about testing and self isolation ?
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COVID 19: In South Africa a medical provider will determine need for COVID 19 testing. Consult your local primary care provider or you can use telemedicine for individual consultations. There are a number of free apps to look at your risk. Quarantining would be important at this time.
Answered 1/7/2021
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GET TESTED NOW: Your mild symptoms could get worse and you could be a spreader .Go to any or the nearest testing center or hospital emergency room for a COVID test. Don't isolate get tested now and get treatment if positive.
Answered 1/25/2021
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