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When to get retested for negative result
I gave my RTPCR test sample on 22nd April. Result came on 27th April. Mean while I took Azithral and Dolo 650 till 25th April.
On 25th medicine was changed to Ivermectin, migron L, Dolo and Doxy due to loose motions, fever and allergic cough.
After completion of 5 days course. Now I am normal. I am under COVID home care, quarantined. Just taking only multivitamins now and using betadine gargle twice daily.
Today is 9th day. When to submit swabs again for a possible negative result? I am feeling better day by day.
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