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Negative in rapid test but crp is 10.6
My husband got covid positive 5 days back his crp is 8.1 he is in isolation.
Same day i got tested for covid by rapid antigen test it is negative and i got tested again after 4 days for conformation still it is negative... But i went to a blood test and in the report it is saying i have crp 10.6 and ferratin 188 and WBC 14,700 and i have no symptoms at all... But still i am in quarantine... Why the rapid test is negative and why the blood report says i have infection what might be the reason... Please suggest
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Report might be False negative.
Your reports show you have infection, which can be due to any other reason also.
I would suggest that you guys remain in 17 days quarantine and watch your sp02 regularly, while taking you prescribed medicines.
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Your rt pcr negative and it is due to gap period where virus cannot be found in this stage but infection persists in your body so please gake medication and check your oxygen levels . Donot worry
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Dr. Nilay Singh Rajput
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12 yrs exp
Bhopal
Rapid antigen test is a screening test just get your RT-PCR test done and if symptoms are not coming no need to worry and be quarantine
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