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I was tested positive for covid on the 31 dec but i have no symptoms at all i'm really confused and worried i'm self isolating now ?
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Self Quarantine: Most people who test positive will have not symptoms. You must self quarantine for 10 days to limit spread of the virus. If you develop symptoms, the clock re-starts and you isolate for 10 days after start of symptoms .
Answered 1/2/2021
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