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I had tested positive about a month ago and was entirely asymptomatic. For confirmation of recovery took rtpcr test again and it came positive while rapid antigen test came negative.
What should I consider as my status?
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Rapid antigen have chances of giving false negative results.. believe the rtpcr report..
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Dr. Akash Goyal
General Physician
2 yrs exp
Faridabad
Believe in rt pcr report rapid antigen test can be false neagative.
oxygen saruration daily
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