Negative RTPCR in how many days

2022-02-09 15:44:38
I am Covid positive and have no symptoms. CT value is 27, after how many days will I get negative???
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No repeat test required

Answered2022-02-13 16:01:47

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Answered2022-02-10 02:30:00

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Answered2022-02-09 18:53:02

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It is a hypothetical question. There is no laid down time schedule which Corona virus follows. You remain asymptomatic, you should get repeat RTPCR done after one week.

Answered2022-02-09 16:30:14

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Answered2022-02-09 16:21:36

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It is not necessary that you will get negative after 7 days of quarantine.There is possibility of getting positive even upto 3 months.you can resume your work if u have no any symptoms after 7 days of quarantine.

Answered2022-02-09 16:01:08

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Depends on your immunity and viral load

Answered2022-02-10 15:55:26

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Theres no such evidence to repeat the test or when it comes negative If you are asymptomatic - no need to do test again unless required for documentation

Answered2022-02-09 19:51:09

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You need 7 days of quarantine After that you can retest if you want ,but it's not indicated too

Answered2022-02-09 16:40:33

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Approx ten days

Answered2022-02-09 16:03:21

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Get a rapid test done after one week of start of symptoms. If negative can retest next day to confirm.

Answered2022-02-09 15:56:35

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No time frame , big generally after 7 to 8 days

Answered2022-02-09 15:47:34

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