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Fever for 2 days
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My father have fever at around 100 for sat and Sunday. After medication prescribed by doctor for covid, he doesn't have fever and any other issue. His temp and O2 levels are normal.
It is his 6th day of showing symptoms.
Doctor advised to have a RT PCR test and blood test.
Blood test was done but RT PCR tests are being done in UP by private labs. They are giving appointment of after 7 days and wanted to avoid govt hospital queue.
Question: is it necessary to have a test now?
He is isolated and feeling ok.
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No need to have it after 7 days.
Can be treated by presumptive diagnosis of covid.
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