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My husband just received a phone call from his father letting him know that he tested positive for covid. my husband was in close contact with his father in east london this weekend as he went to attend his grandmothers funeral. what should we do?

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Dr. Michael Segal
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Family Medicine 44 years experience
Get tested: Even without any symptoms, he needs to be tested.
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Dr. Clarence Grim
Dr. Clarence Grimanswered
Endocrinology 59 years experience
COVID EXPOSURE: Sorry to hear about his grandmother. All of you should quarantine with masks at all times and I would add face shields for 14 days. Also check your local COVID-19 guidelines. And US CDC GUIDELINES at CDC.gov. I trust you all got your flu shots.
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