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I interacted with a person who tested positive for covid-19 yesterday on the 23rd of june. and we were outside spaced away from each other. should i get tested having shown no symptoms.
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Contact your pcm: Were you both wearing masks? Did the person appear ill? Sneeze or cough near you? Interaction less than 10 minutes? When you say "spaced away" does that mean more than 2 meters? Even if answer is “no” to many of these questions, a direct cough or sneeze can get infect you. Since your exposure was 7 days ago, there is a fairly good chance that testing would be accurate at this point. Please
Answered 6/30/2020
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