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Covid recovery and travel
Hello Doctor,
We are in a peculiar situation, we are having to join a new job in Germany 1st Feb and travel booking is for 30th jan. Double vaccinated(pfizer) but my wife had symptoms( fever, chills, body aches, sore throat ) which started on 20th so got her tested and she was positive for covid and is under home isolation with standard prescription ( pct 500, zinc, vit C, vit d3, citrizine)
My question is today being 6th day and most of the symptoms went away by 23rd but she is little tired and has cold. When do we call her recovered and can we expect a negative result if tested post 7 days for travel?? Kindly help
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Negative reports may be expected after 7 days
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