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Hello,
There is a function at my home to bring my 90 days old baby girl to home. Unfortunately my sister and family had a guest ( two days back) and yesterday he tested covid positive. Now my sister is in primary contacts and she is planning to attend our function ( hardly 12 more days).
So will that be enough for her recovery?
I am a bit afraid of this and i dont want this function at all, can i tell them directly that due to your recent covid history we need to postpone this function .
Is this medically relevant?
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may postpone the function
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion
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Yes you can
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Follow covid-19 protocol
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consult your doctor
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Yes medically relevant as the ideal quarantine time is 14 days
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