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COVID-19 is hen fever will stop
My wife exposed on 14th May and first covid symptom (99) fever was reported 17th evening. She is taking medicine and now her o2 is 97-98, pulse 80-100 and fever didn't touch more then 101 (on 18th) and after that 99 + that too interval of 8 hrs and 12 hrs so what should I do now. Do we need to test further or just wait for next1-2 days.
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