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Hi. my mom, she is 54 y.o, have heavy cough, her body temp little bit high, cold and can smell just a little bit. it's been 4 days. what is it? thanks for your time?
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It can be so many things, but in this day and age one must consider Covid-19 or a variant. Have your mother tested and seen by a physician.
Answered 7/30/2021
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