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When to test and stop isolation
I had COVID symptoms start on 9th Jan 2022 and RTPCR report COVID positive on the 12th Jan 2022. Currently recovering and fever is gone. Should I do another RTPCR to check for negative , or do Rapid Antigen? If yes, when should I do it? If not, till when do I isolate myself?
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Repeat tests not required. You have to isolate for 14 days starting from 9th
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Please isolate yourself for another one week until all your symptoms have subsided. You can get tested once you don't have any symptoms
Until then please follow your medications as prescribed by your doctor
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Government regulations after 2 weeks...
Consult for further guidelines
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Follow covid protocol
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