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>Looking at CDC guidance, I’m somewhat confused. 5 days of isolation are fine, but if you look at timelines, respiratory issues seem to start around day 5. So I
by belltaco 5y ago
>Looking at CDC guidance, I’m somewhat confused. 5 days of isolation are fine, but if you look at timelines, respiratory issues seem to start around day 5. So I guess you’re either getting better or taking a turn on day 5. And I’m stuck at my in-laws a few hours from home, just isolating in a room. Everyone else took a test (we were lucky to find them) and tested negative, but we will see if symptoms develop in others in the coming days.
It's very strange that no one has yet pointed out that the new reduction to 5 days are for an asymptomatic case. You're clearly symptomatic.
- mlac 5y agoKind of. I feel like I normally feel when visiting my in-laws because they had a dog and I’m allergic to dogs. It’s hard to tell if these are COVID symptoms or allergies. I forgot to mention the reason I tested was a known contact. Otherwise I would not have tested because this feels pretty normal for when I’m here.