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Hi, i was tested covid positive on 4 july. My symptoms started with 100.7fever on 2nd july. Fever was only one day. After that, nose irritation and sore throat was there. My oxygen level is between 100-98 from starting day. Now, I have only little bit blocked nose
So, When I can stop my isolation period?
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If you have children and old people in your house, better follow the COVID appropriate behaviour
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The isolation period is decided by Government Guidelines.
I think at present it is two weeks from the time you test Covid positive.
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Kindly consult me planning for further treatment
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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