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When isolation can be ended
I was covid positive on 3 January.had fever for 3 days , after that no symptoms, can I end my isolation today I.e 13 January and meet my family members? Please help
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Please keep an isolation period of total 14 days, i.e 17th
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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2weeks of isolation according to govt regulations try to follow social distancing till then.
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Usually after 2 weeks and when RTPCR is negative
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It is decided by the Local authorities. Please do as per the guidelines of CMO of the District.
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Usually isolation for 2 weeks is advisable
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Follow covid protocol
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