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Covid test after recovery
Md n my family have recovered after Covid, I need Covid negative report , can I take the test ..? because I heard that the virus stays in our body for upto 3 months,but in a inactive state ..so if I actually take rtpcr test , will the test come out positive?
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Generally after 2-3wks from the onset of symptoms ur rtpcr will come negative so get it done
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
It's totally depends on your body immune response
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Dr. Amita Mody
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40 yrs exp
Mumbai
You can take RT PCR Test
It's different with all.
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