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Covid test
Do I need to take test as I am feeling feverish from yesterday.
Will rtpcr give right results since I have mild symptoms
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RT pcr is far more reliable than rapid antigen test.
Better first you take rt pcr test.
If the result is negative and u still have symptoms, you take a ct scan of chest.
And consult a near by physician.
Don't worry.
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Dr. K Pallavi
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8 yrs exp
Bhilai
U can add one more test to it that is rapid antigen test
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Dr. Ajinkya Jamthe
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Amravati
Its too early even for rtpcr to catch covid.
Need detail history
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