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My wife tested positive for covid-19 on saturday 16/01/21 and went into isolation for 1 days as per the doctor. after five days she didn't present any symptoms. today is the eleventh day, is it safe to share a bed with her again?
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Probably safe but...: ...you still need to self quarantine from others. More than 10 days since her positive test, still longer since she was infected, there is no longer significant risk of transmitting to you. However, you could have caught the virus any time once the was infected but before testing positive. Have a PCR test yourself; if negative, you're good to go. If not tested, continue quarantine a few more days.
Answered 1/31/2021
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