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I been getting low grade fevers almost 100 its 99.9 and i have sore throat cough runny nose headache should i get tested for covid-19 im fully vaccinated but feel the same way i did after the vaccine and what do i have?
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The definition now used for "fully vaccinated" includes two shots of Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, and a booster of either, but "breakthrough" infections with omicron or "BA.2" which can occur even when post-vaccination. Fortunately, post-fully vaccinated states are rarely requiring hospitalization. Get tested with a PCR test for COVID, and quarantine if positive.
Answered 4/28/2022
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Get tested as you can still get Covid having been fully vaccinated. Good Luck
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