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When will I be not infectious
I was COVID rapid antigen positive on 7th Jan.
Isolated for 7 days. Am I still infectious to others.
Cough and little sore throat still present
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Yes, a home quarantine of 14 days is usually advisable.
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To comment on if you are infectious or not needs a rtpcr report. Till then continue wear double mask and distancing. For soar throat gargle warm water and for cough, more history is needed for example if you are having dry cough or with sputum. Consult me here on practo.
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Just go for rt pcr covid 19
And after that it will decided
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take all covid safety precautions
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Rtpcr for covid is advisable
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Follow covid protocol
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