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Dx w covid jan 12th. symptoms of fever and chills started dec 30th. no fever or chills since dec 31st. slight cough with mucus. had pa and lateral chest xray and ekg yesterday 01/17/2021 all clear. think i'm out the danger zone being 3 weeks out?
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COVID test: You may still be contagious and a repeat PCR test is indicated. Watch for recurrence of symptoms, have a flu vaccine and stay isolated until screening is negative and you have no symptoms for at least three days. The cough and mucus may be resolving, but as long as you have a cough, please avoid contact with others.
Answered 1/19/2021
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