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Covid relapse?
I got covid positive on  RAT 28 th of june. Then after 1-2 week i had no symptoms and i tested on rapid Antigen which came negative on 7 th of july.  I had weakness which resided after 1 week. My chest xray also showed clear.  Again today after 2 week i am having throat pain. Can covid reinfect me again within 2 week?
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Chances of the infection by the same strain is Less likely May be some other strain Relax. Take it is a normal fever,go for antibiotics and paracetamol and anti histamines
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It totally depends on the immunological capabilities of your body. Generally, when you get infected and it gets resolved you body develops a passive immunity and the antibodies protect you for a significant amount of time. If your immunity is low at any point it can affect you again. Consult with proper history for better management.
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Yes. Infection differs from symptom. You can anyday be re-infected, but how bad will the clinical presentation be will be dependent on the immune status of the body then. But majorly, it hasn't been that bad with re-infection in majority of the cases, but if a muyated virus infects you the clinical presentation might be bad.
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Follow COVID-19 related precautions, as COVID-19 pandemic hasn't yet ended. It's still a public health problem, which we are neglecting.
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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