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Covid positive - 8 days completed
I have given swab test on 30th May and resulted covid positive. I have consulted doctor and he suggested tablets(antibiotics and multivitamin) for one week.  I took those. I have been isolated myself. I don't have any symptoms like fever, cough, body pain or losing taste so far from the day I given swab test. Last 4 days I am feeling very mild cough(only 3/4 times per day). My oxigen level in spo2 is 98/99 even after 15 mins of waking. 3 days ago, my mother is discharged from hospital after 15 days in covid ICU. I would like to join with family and take care of her.  Is it safe now to quit quarantine? Kindly suggest  when can I quit quarantine. I have another question for my mother. She has been taking tablets after discharged. Her oxigen level is above 96 for last 3 days without oxigen mask. But pulse rate is always high. Her numbers are 105, 110, 115, 95, 112. Kindly suggest if its normal.
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As per guidelines quarantine should be 14 days, so you should be in quarantine after quarantine you should take multivitamin for 15 days,  for your mother pulse  rate was normal. Any further query cal us
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separate quarantine is must. that's safe & good for both.
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use mask regularly both of you, frequent hand wash is must. need to maintain  social distance. .
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I advise you to isolate yourself  one week more. As per the guidelines we need to be in quarantine strictly for 14 days. We cannot take any take any chance. Please take your full course medicine and eat healthy food. Please contact me if you have any more queries.
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Don't come out before 17 days. To be on the safe side Her pulse is on the higher side, but that might happen. Don't worry
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