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Cold and throat pain
Hello, I am suffering from cold and throat from past three to four day's and From yesterday I couldn't smell anything
I'm worried is this a sign of covid 19. I had recovered from covid this year and had first dose of vaccination. Is there any chances that I may get effected with covid again ? Please advise.
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Since u hav got only one dose of vaccine so u are not fully vaccinated .
N hav all symptoms pointing towards covis like sorethroat cough,loss of smell it's better u get rtpcr done to rule out COVID
If it comes out negative then simple antibiotics will make u better in three days.
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get rtpcr for COVID done
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stay in isolation till ur report arrives
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Get a rtpcr done first, then u can consult me free ofcost just ping me
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Yes.. you may.
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Do Rtpcr for covid-19.
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Consult online.
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If you have any doubts do RTPCR test to confirm
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Yes chances are there
Get the covid 19 RTPCR testing done
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