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Hi, my sister was tested positive and took medication. She is now tested negative on 5th day. Can we come out of isolation ?
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Take atleast 10 days of isolation
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I think she can come out of isolation.
Isolation, in any case was arbitrary because when positivity rate of Covid test is more than 20% then all those who tested positive will be isolated but those infected persons in the Society who don't get tested will be roaming free .
This is my view
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Isolation for minimum 7 days is advisable
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Follow covid protocol
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Isolation for 7 days must.. sanitize the room well and come out on 8th day.
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