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Afternoon. my husband was admitted to hositpal on friday17 july with covid-19 symtons. he was tested for covid and his result has come back positive. i am not showing any symptons as yet. do i go for a test?
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COVID 19: From a clinical standpoint, I would. You could be presymptomatic or asymptomatic and still be positive. This means you might spread virus to others.
Answered 9/14/2020
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Quarantine: And see if your GP can coordinate testing locally, inform your employer as well so that you will be able to follow their requirements in order to be able to return to work.
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