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Is 98.4 considered fewer for covid
Hi doctor I did workout yesterday at home n today had lot of house cleaning work post that I'm having neck n back pain n feeling tired fewerish afternoon my temperature was 98.3 I took dolo n slept evening my temperature 97.7 and now night it's 98.4 I don't have loss of taste or smell nor cold cough just neck pain n mild fewerish . Do I need get covid test done tomorrow I have been at home oly since 6 days n no history of known contact to covid patient
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Don't worry. You have no symptoms of covid 19. The neck and back pain may be of muscular origin and you have a explanation for that too i.e. heavy work at home. At present no need for covid testing.
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Check for fever. temperature > 99.4
You can take Dolo for pain as analgesic.
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