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Should i get tested for covid after visiting the hospital 2 days ago? i have started feeling very hot in the face but no temp. tired, eyes ache, i feel really drained of energy. i have had a bad cough for a while too?
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Yes, anyone with such symptoms should be tested for COVID. However, 2 days may be too soon: if you have it, most likely you didn't catch it at the hospital -- especially if your cough or other symptoms begin sooner than 2 days after being there.
Answered 8/9/2022
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