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Hi, I have recently recovered from covid (negative report). Now my parents and brother have been tested positive. I am the only caregiver at home. Can I take care of them without risking myself for a relapse? Does covid relapse?
Already wearing masks at home and everyone is isolated in separate rooms.
I still have weakness and fatigue from covid.
Thank you.
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Yes you can but with proper precautions
Wear mask
Use sanitizer
Hand washing
Minimum contact
And continue your treatment also
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It’s very tough time, primarily you need to take rest for next 1-2 weeks until you get some strength. There are lot’s of covid 19 strains and studied hasn’t been done on relapse yet. It would be better if someone else take care of him and you give yourself rest but if you are out of options then please take care of him and take full precautions while going near him. Production of Full fledge antibody takes time.
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