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Should I get tested for COVID?
I’m 20 years old. Today I woke up with 100.8 fever and some coughing. However, my younger sister was tested for covid yesterday with the NYC public school’s random covid testing. Today the results came and it was negative. I know almost no one tests positive with the school testing. They don’t even stick the swab fully up their noses and results only take one day.
8 Answers
- wernerslaveLv 53 days ago
This is a good question. I don't normally respond to anonymous but this is important for people to know.
The answer is yes. Because if you already had, or have it, your body will produce the immunity necessary to fight it without a vaccine.
Watch this video by a doctor who has similar concerns. Its very interesting and educational.
Source(s): https://youtu.be/nBAHRgtuI4I - Anonymous6 days ago
I'll give you the "Lester Holt" answer: ask your doctor. In the meantime, wear your mask (double masking is better), avoid crowded places like restaurants and bars and when you become eligible, get vaccinated against COVID.
- NonplussedLv 66 days ago
Call your doctor or county health dept about getting a PCR test for Covid-19, not the 'instant results' kind.
- A HunchLv 76 days ago
No one tests positive because according to the CDC almost no transmission of covid is among school age children.
- I read the CDC report on their website yesterday.
If knowing you have covid or not changes anything, you can get tested.
Some people like to know, others don't care.
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- 6 days ago
You should probably get tested but if you aren't able to, make sure to stay inside.