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Testing Covid 3 months after having Covid

completedit · 2022-03-12 18:04:16

What's the guidance now on cases like this? All the advice is generic self isolate but it's like it hasn't been updated since March 2020. What are the rules now technically if you have a positive test after having a positive test 3 months ago? I thought there was a period of time afterwards where testing and self isolation…

12-03-2022 7:04pm

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completedit
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What's the guidance now on cases like this? All the advice is generic self isolate but it's like it hasn't been updated since March 2020. What are the rules now technically if you have a positive test after having a positive test 3 months ago? I thought there was a period of time afterwards where testing and self isolation wasn't required anymore?

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#2 12-03-2022 9:36pm

ms_wobbly

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I am currently positive again, 3 months after having covid. just done a home test but never uploaded my positive result. thought I would have gotten longer than 3 months immunity but there you go. unsure what the guidelines are, so I am just staying at home until I feel better

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#3 16-03-2022 2:27pm

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Maybe one was Delta and the second Omicron?
Either way, I think you have to isolate as per the guidelines. If you have it, you have it.

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#4 17-03-2022 9:41pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118793423#Comment_118793423

This is the likely scenario

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