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2021-05-04 11:32:08
I got covid positive on last month 7th i.e april 7th 2021 and today is 4th may close to 1 month... and from past few days i dont have any symptoms like body pain fever cold.caugh nothing. And physically am fit and fine. So can i go outside home today.
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Avoid going outside for at least two weeks from recovery. Only if it's essential go out ,that to with proper double masking and sanitizer. For any queries kindly take a consultation.

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Yes you can, if you want then you can get a repeat covid rtpcr done. But do continue vitamin supplements for 2 more months

Answered2021-05-04 11:35:41

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Yes you can go out .

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