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My girlfriend got covid, few days later i got it too. but her symptoms are significantly worse, i only have an easy form of runny nose. can i develop more serious symptoms if i'll be in close contact with her? is it more safe to keep some distance?
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If you have had Covid for 3 days or longer, your symptoms are not likely to worsen now. Your girlfriend is likely getting better also so being around each other now shouldn’t make a difference at this point. Hope you feel better soon!
Answered 2/3/2023
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