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Hi Doctor..
It's been 10 days since I am in home isolation after testing covid positive..I am double dose vaccinated with covishiled..
I started with fever/cold/loss of smell/cough..
Fever stopped on day 2 itselfs which is 2 days before I tested positive..
Now it's been almost 4 days I have no other symptoms except for a cough very rarely..I have started regaining my sense of smell also...
Pls guide when I can complete my isolation and go back to normal life
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AT LEAST 14 DAYS AND CAN REJOIN ONCE YOUR RTPCR REPORT BECOME S NEGATIVE.
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Complete isolation for Covid patients is recommended for a minimum of 14 days since the starte of symptoms
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Yes as you completed 10 days with no symptoms, wait for 2 days and end isolation
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