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Fever , body pain , sore throat
I had COVID in May 2021 . Can I get COVID again ? Because right now I have mild fever but severe body pain ,And basically pain in the bone and my throat is itchy and little cough .
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Yes there is a chance
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You have a chance of getting covid again.as
Of now the pandemic is of both Delta And
Omicron variant,it is found that omicron
Can cause infection in previously immunised
And infected persons.
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if problem persists consult me online and if u found this helpful plz cast ur vote, take care :)
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follow the covid rules of wearing mask,washing hands frequently, social
distancing.if you have fever isolate yourself.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Consultation needed.
Consult personally on Practo app or 8318469_886
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may get
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yes its completely possible to have covid again.
please get rtpcr done and consult if sny further assistance is needed.
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Yes you might have a re infection.
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Watch out for persistence of symptoms
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Yes. You can contract COVID again.
Don't ignore the symptoms.
Keep yourself well hydrated. Be conscious about drinking lots of water throughout the day.
Consult for best possible further advise.
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1) Get COVID 19 RTPCR test done
2) Isolate yourself
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Monitor temperature and oxygen saturation. Immediately report if oxygen saturation persistently stays below 94% or you feel breathless.
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Yes covid can happen again as a reinfection. Consult for detailed discussion and further advice.
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Yes u can get COVID again kindly do CBC and RAT and follow with reports
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