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I just recovered from covid-19 but i still have coughing. i tested negative. can i still spread the infection to others?
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People with COVID are noninfectious to others 10 days after onset of symptoms. Cough can continue much longer. Even beyond 10 days, you might want to wear a mask around others, or be especially careful to cover your cough: just courtesy so they don't worry.
Answered 6/29/2022
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