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I tested positive for covid on april 27. tested again on may 1 and still positive. i have no ongoing symptoms , why could this happen?
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Still infected: Four days is not enough for you to clear the virus. I trust that you are quarantining yourself to avoid infecting others. If you develop fever or breathing difficulty, go to a hospital. Wish you good health!
Answered 5/2/2020
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