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Eating food prepared by covid positive
My mother in law tested positive 10days back..and now she is fine with few symptoms..I also tested positive after she testing positive after 2 days...I don't have any symptoms other than lil cold...now that my mother in law is alright she is preparing food for all..can we eat the food prepared by each other ?
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wearing mask would b advisable
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Yes you can eat the food cooked by her as you also tested positive for covid. She needs to take extra precaution like covering her face with double mask and proper hand washing while cooking.
However it would be better if you get prepared food by sone other family members or neighbors as she might be needing proper rest for herself.
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May consult me for further advise
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Dr. Paila Krupa Rani
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes she can prepare food by wearing proper mask...
But it's better to give rest to her body for few more dayz, so that she will fully recover...
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes absolutely you can take food prepared by her as her symptoms subsided she can cook and give care to you with following of covid norms.
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