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A member asked:
I have experienced diarrhoea and slight nausea (no other covid symptoms) this weekend. my children are going back to school today. they have no symptoms. do we need to isolate, in case?
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Yes. “Just in case”: Diarrhea and nausea CAN be part of coronavirus (less common than respiratory symptoms, but certainly possible). Keep them home. Get them tested (by PCR). If negative, then back to school.
Answered 2/3/2021
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