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I have mild chest discomfort and a runny nose?
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Monitor temperature, drink fluids and rest. If you have a fever, please let your PCP know. Discuss COVID-19 screening. Avoid contact with others and watch for worsening. This may be a mild viral illness.
Answered 3/28/2021
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