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What are some signs or symptoms that I should seek emergency medical attention for after testing positive for COVID-19?
One should seek emergency medical care immediately for any of the following potential COVID-19 symptoms: trouble breathing, chest pain or pressure, confusion, inability to wake or stay awake, bluish lips or face, or any other severe/concerning symptoms.
Answered by Dr. Molly Fleece, MD.
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