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Feel awful, got headache, feel shivery, breathing issue, sore throat, tickly cough, aching all over done a covid lateral flow test that's negative any ideas what it could be?
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A Flu test and Tamiflu as indicated is often useful. A repeat COVID-19 screening test may be performed at day 3 to 5. If not improving, please see your physician. Drink fluids,rest and monitor temperature and breathing. Watch for signs of shortness of breath.
Answered 10/22/2022
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