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my 9yr daughter is covid positive, she has no symptoms , she got infection on 30th may at dentist, there were no symptoms we did rtpcr on 4th june for epass she found positive, treatment started from 5th june till how many days she should stay in isolation, pls help
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ExpertNiharika PandeyPediatric Dentist4 years agoA. Hi
minimum 14 days isolation is advised if someone tests covid positive..
if there's no signs then there's no need to test again after 14 days..try to maintain proper safety protocols..
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Sai Prasanthi R LMom of a 11 yr 6 m old boy4 years agoA. Hello dear parent! 15 days of home isolation from that date of confirmation is compulsory. Complete the course of medication as prescribed by your doctor. Give your child a well balanced healthy diet and keep hydrated all through the day. Keep your doctor posted about any changes or developments. Good luck and take care.
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