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A member asked:
I have covid-19. my fever doesn't go down for 3 days. will the fever break in 5 days? what can i do to break it permanently and avoid getting worse?
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Taking an antiCovid medication, e.g., Paxlovid, should be of help. Contact your primary care physician.
Answered 12/20/2022
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