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I was having fever on 2nd Nov of 99 F it remains there for 2 days apart from that there was no other symptoms except stuffy nose on 6th my smell and taste lost I get RTPCR done its came Postive with CT value 24. Also I did few other blood test CRP its 9 and D dimmer its 0.27. I am taking medicine prescribe by Doctor.i have no other problem except little stuffy nose smell start coming not fully but yes I can smell. Pl advice my current condition its 10th Day from the first symptom came and when shall I get my self tested again for RTPCR to get negative?
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Your isolation ends by 17 days of onset of symptoms.. no need for repeat rtpcr
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