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2021-06-04 08:27:41
I tested positive on 3rd may did rt pcr. Waa havung covid pneumonia ans crp was 47 and on 27th may I was negative and crp is 8. Again for travelling purpose went for pcr test on 3rd june it came positive . What should be done?
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RTPCR TENDS TO REMAIN POSITIVE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3MONTHS DUE TO VIRAL SHEDDING SO NO POINT IN REPEATING AN RTPCR IF YOU ARE DIAGNOSED WITH COVID LAST MONTH
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YOU CAN GO FOR A RAPID ANTIGEN TEST TO CONFIRM THAT YOU ARE NEGATIVE

Answered2021-06-04 09:05:03

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Hi, if you have no symptoms of covid then need not to worry,as RTPCR can be positive for 2-3 months after recovery

Answered2021-06-04 08:29:27

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Its a false positive result. This remains positive uptill 2 months . But you cannot spread infection . Still follow the covid protocols , wear mask ,and use hand sanitizer

Answered2021-06-04 13:46:09

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This is mainly false positive due to dead viral load in the blood no point in rtpcr test, go for antigen test for conformation.
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wear mask while travelling , follow covid protocol.

Answered2021-06-04 09:19:50

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This rtpcr test could be false negative . Well for travelling it will be difficult but you are safe
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Answered2021-06-04 08:50:38

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