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Hi, my mother in law shown positive symptoms 18 days ago, she is well and active now. Me ,my husband and my father in law shown symptoms 13 days ago. Me and my husband had very mild symptoms and have almost recovered except for diarrhoea. But, my father in law had moderate symptoms and was discharged from hospital 2 days ago and he is home isolated now with some moderate symptoms. Even though he is isolated it's impossible to come in no contact. We are worried, is it possible to get sick again with the same virus or get more complications from mild symptoms??? How much risk are we in? How should we proceed, kindly help me with this
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If you all were positive...then reinfection is a possibility but very very unlikely..it ocurs rarely.
So stick to the basics of proper mask use, hand sanitizer use and ....social distancing...
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