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Be careful with the rapid antigen tests too... Wednesday evening (showing symptoms) I tested negative twice and the next morning I tested positive twice.
I think that's how they're supposed to work. LFT, uh, tests are for your day to day asymptomatic testing to see if it's got into your system and you don't know it yet. It's unlikely a PCR test will detect the virus at this point but an LFT will. LFTs stop being able to detect the virus when you develop symptoms. When you develop symptoms, you get a PCR test done.
Jonny69
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I just recently recovered from Covid - was getting multiple calls a day from the NHS and another researching agency as it was identified as the Indian variant and I assume they're trying to gather as much info as possible about it.
Absolutely no idea where I caught it, I hadn't gone to any bars or dine out since everything opened up, I cycle everywhere and limit grocery shops - I'm a notoriously paranoid person when it comes to these things but it still got me!
Be careful with the rapid antigen tests too... Wednesday evening (showing symptoms) I tested negative twice and the next morning I tested positive twice.