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Are you kidding me right now? You’re asking us? Why don’t you call a doctor?
At least 3 days after potential exposure to get an accurate reading (~85% accuracy). 7 days for about ~95% accuracy. Can’t wait till symptoms show if you are asymptomatic.
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Where are you getting the 95% thing from? To my understanding the swap pcr is like 70% accurate.
Unless you went to medical school. Just shut up. This is not one of those questions everyone needs to have an opinion on. OP... ask a doctor not a bunch of consultants on the internet
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To get an accurate reading. I figure if you go too early it might not be picked up during testing
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True.
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Prob like 7 days. Wait till you have symptoms. Headache or cough.
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Never had a cough or a fever. You want to get tested twice, make a teladoc appt for approval now and do it again in a week or two.
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Depending on your age and health condition, its better to quarantine yourself for 2 weeks unless you start showing symptoms
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CDC has all the info you need here https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/testing.html
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+long+after+exposure+to+someone+who+potentially+has+covid+you+have+to+wait+to+before+getting+tested
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You could be negative for longer than what all these people mentioned and still be a carrier/ develop symptoms. Ask a doctor, not fb