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Post quarantine covid RTPCR test
I have tested positive and taken five dose prescribed medicine and in quarantine.After how many days should I go for RTPCR test?should I also go for any other tests to see if covid has impacted?
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No need to do repeat rtpcr
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According to latest guidelines no need to repeat RTPCR. With regards…get well soon
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If you are symptom free for more than 3 days continuously.. especially fever.. then you are considered to be re covered.. but yes 10 days minimum isolation
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When did u tested positive? No need to test for rtpcr
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Dr. Dineshvarma
Diabetologist
7 yrs exp
Kannur
No need to rpt rtpcr if ur symptom free..
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Dr. Manisha
MBBS
1 yrs exp
Chennai
No need for repeat testing. As the test might remain positive for months due to dead viral particles
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Treatment depends on Symptoms. Consult for proper treatment.
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Do CBc CRP D Dimer SGPT
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