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From today morning i am having light pain in left side throat and slight headache and body discomfort. My temeprature and Spo2 is normal. No fever or No cough. I have a covid RAT test kit. Can i go for the test if the symptom started today itself. Should i wait for a days to test covid rapid test?
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Test can be done on the day itself once one gets symptomatic if there is positive history of Covid contact in past week or so
Repeat test or rtpcr may be needed after 4 days
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Wait for 3 days
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Wait for 3 days
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wait for 4-5 days. Take symptomatic management.
Gargle and steam inhalation.
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For Medications consult privately
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