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Hi i am feeling unwell. very tired the whole time, throat is a bit sour but not serious. ears feel a bit closed and a mild headache constantly. i feel unwell but not sure if it warrants a doctor visit or might be covid. what would you recommend?
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Exhausted: You may have COVID 19. Sometimes these are the symptoms in a young person. Keep isolated and contact a doctor via telemedicine
Answered 2/23/2021
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Recommend eval: This could be COVID 19. Medical assessment and testing can help to determine the cause.
Answered 2/23/2021
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