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Will i catch covid-19 by sharing a bed with someone who has completed a 5-day-long isolation after testing positive for covid-19 and has no symptoms? (we are both fully vaccinated)?
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Usually the infectious period is over 7-10 days after recovery from COVID. Within that period sleeping in close proximity can be infectious. But getting COVID also depends on your immune system specially if you are immunized you should be protected. I hope you dont get it.
Answered 11/29/2022
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