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If I M having common cold den it will come positive??or negative? Common cold is not covid right?? If it's common cold den rtpcr will come positive??
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Firstly what do you exactly mean by common cold? If u mean cold then it is just a symptoms, which can/cannot be covid or any other virus, how can anyone say that without getting tested. Rtpcr is a pcr test which is not done just for covid, it is done in many other cases. If you are specifically asking for covid then yes rtpcr for covid will not be positive if you are infected with some other organism. But that does not mean in this pandemic time you don't get yourself tested. And considering your age, you are vulnerable so better get your self tested before it is too late. Earlier diagnosis will ensure better outcome.
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Common cold doesnt give rtpcr positive. Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Yes not CoVid
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he happy
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take care
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It might covid infection also no one might know until u get tested better u follow all the Covid protocols and get tested so that your dear ones can be safe and aware also...  consult a doctor for further queries
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Rtpcr for covid is expected to be negative in comm cold
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Please consult !!
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Stay isolated
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Start with mediation
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Its better to follow covid protocol of social distancing and mask. Given the current surge of covid cases and high infectivity of omicron, there may be a chance of rtpcr coming positive.
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Kindly take symptomatic treatment and get yourself tested if any recent contact of you came positive for covid
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If there is any fall in oxygen saturation or shortness of breath, kindly contact your nearest hospital.
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