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I was tested covid positive on 18th April but started having fever on 16th April ..I had fever only for 2 -3 days ,after that I had strep throat.i have taken all the covid medications..my strep throat is better still I have little strep throat .. Today is my 11th day if I count from 16th April the day I got fever. Should I go for a CT scan or is it necessary? Please suggest what should I do.
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No it’s not necessary.. wait for 15 days to complete from the day u got fever .. then after u become non invective person .. nd go around everywhere with precautions..even u don’t need to do any COVID test to check whether u r positive or negative ... bcz yr test can be positive even after 15 days although ur non infective to others bcz death virus present in ur body .. so don’t panic .. just calm nd rest ...
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Wait for another 4 days ..
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Go for Hrct chest. Consult any physician for further medication and guidance.
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