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My wife and i has tested positive for covid 19 sam day 8 jan 2021 we are in isolatinion we are recieving g p treatmen , can we isolte together or do we futher expoise ourselves ?
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COVID 19: I know that I saw a response from a provider earlier that said a couple who were likely COVID 19 positive should isolate from each other. However, it is likely that you both have the same COVID 19 strain. So if you are both COVID 19 positive, you won't transmit it to each other. I believe it is fine to do your isolation time together.
Answered 2/2/2021
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