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I tested positive for covid after 7 days I was hospitalized with a CT score 10,corads-5, received plasma , remdesivir, steroids etc.,it has been 25 days since I contacted covid ,there is still cough and sometimes body aches,spo2 is 96-97 can I be in same room with my wife normally or would I still be infective because of cough
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Your CT score shows high infectivity but since it has already been 25 days, your current viral load cannot be predicted. Symptomatic patients are considered cured after 4 days of stoppage of symptoms. I would suggest wearing a mask in her presence for now, until your cough has completely resolved.
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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Very less chsnces that you will infect wife. Continue with vitamin c and zinc tablets.
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