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Would 14 days 12 hours count as the 15th day after exposure
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No: You need 12 more hours. It is a process and sometimes it takes time after an exposure for symptoms to reveal itself. But after 15 days no symptoms it is less likely you will be sick.
Answered 9/27/2015
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