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Loss of smell
Am having mild tonsillitis with mild cold and gone through COVID rapid test which came out negative on Monday and from Wednesday evening I didn't have sense of smell. Very much confused of what this could be as my test is negative and I don't have any other symptoms like fever,cough . Am a nursing mother for a new born baby so getting panic of my situation.Anybody please help.this same problem is with my mother also.
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Ya probability of false negative report for covid is high with rapid kit tests. Get RTPCRcovid test this time. Do not panic. Proper diet n basic exercises give good immunity to fight against. Use otrivin nasal drops , steam inhalation for cold. Take online consultation after getting ur RTPCR report
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Loss of sense of smell in both of you and you with cold and sore throat can be the only symptoms of CoVID with no fever and cough Even though you have got tested it may be false negative which can be up to 30% or you could have contracted infection after getting tested
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Get Covid test for both of you
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Do not panic Wear mask always even when feeding baby Self quarantine Maintain social distance
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