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Covid symptoms dec 29th, fevers and chills. md gave me zpac and inhaler to 'get me through it' tested pos. no fever or chills since dec 31st. still slight cough, chest xray and ekg neg 01/17/21, better but still achey. am i out the danger zone?
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COVID 19: Which danger zone? Are you asking about people who suddently turn worse with COVID 19. You are likely past that. However, as stated by previous physician, that doesn't mean you can't get a secondary infection. Recovery from COVID 19 is rapid for some but not for all.
Answered 1/19/2021
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