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My husband is COVID positive and I am also having temperature . Is it necessary to stay quarantine in two different rooms ? Even I have 3 month old baby she is with me in my room .only we both are there to take care of her . Soo what should we do now . Should quarantine ourselves in different places or can we stay together ?
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You have fever but you are not Covid positive. There is a theoretical difference between the two situations.
I suggest both of you wear masks and stay in the same room. I said this because the positivity rate is fairly high these days and even Government is not very particular about isolation and quarantine.
At times it is better to be pragmatic than being scientifically correct
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Not necessarily needed if both are covid
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Follow covid protocol
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Stay together
But mask against your baby
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Better different room.. you stay with kid.. but proper mask and hand sanitze each time before touching baby.
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