Covid query

2022-01-09 11:28:42
I had symptoms same as common cold however one of my local doctor asked me to get myself tested for covid. Result came positive however i don't have any symptoms after 2 days of test. Is it possible that RT pcr test gave false positive result? Do i need to do any blood test?
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Answered2022-01-10 05:10:58

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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-01-09 12:06:37

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It's very rare to get false positives but getting  a covid infection  without any symptoms  is much more common  if you are vaccinated  or have a robust  immune system.  So kindly get yourself  isolated for a week  just for the sake of yourself  and people around you. Thank you

Answered2022-01-09 11:41:30

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False positive Hydrate yourself Stay safe

Answered2022-01-09 11:39:46

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Yes false positive could be possible, but very rare. In mild cases there won't be much symptoms, you might feel tiredness in the starting days of infection or symptoms can last only for few days in mild cases. So better get isolated and take proper treatment according to your symptoms.

Answered2022-01-09 11:32:49

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Could be a false negative. But with your history of symptoms and reports. It is very unlikely. Isolate and if you feel you need your symptoms are getting severe. Reach out to me on Practo Consult

Answered2022-01-09 12:05:02

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