My turn for testing

[Jolly]

Here's hoping that you're just fine...

[mark]

Hope you didn't catch anything.

[LuFins Dad]

Lucas was clear, by the way. They tracked his friend’s contact to two days after they were together...

[Mik]

Good news. Hopefully yours turns out ok too.

[taiwan_girl]

@Mik said in My turn for testing:

Good news. Hopefully yours turns out ok too.

+1

[George K]

What everyone else said...hopefully it's a nothingburger.

[LuFins Dad]

I’m fairly confident it’s nothing or asymptomatic at worst. It’s been 5 days since exposure and I am feeling fine. Hopefully I just get a weekend off.

[George K]

@LuFins-Dad said in My turn for testing:

It’s been 5 days since exposure and I am feeling fine

D2 was exposed on Monday.

Started getting symptoms on Saturday.

I hope you're right.

[Catseye3]

@Mik said in My turn for testing:

Good news. Hopefully yours turns out ok too.

+1

[LuFins Dad]

6 Days with no symptoms. The doctor wants to do a phone consultation and do the long 6 day test. If I am going to quarantine and take the 6 day test, I may as well skip the test... 2 more days will be 14 days since exposure.... I’m going to just skip insurance and pay for the 24 hour test and retest on Monday...

[kluurs]

Fingers crossed - looking good!

[LuFins Dad]

Sitting in the Doctors parking lot waiting to be swabbed. They are running a 1 hour PCR test? I thought the PCR tests are supposed to take longer?

[Jolly]

The fastest one I know if is the Abbott box. On machine TAT is thirteen minutes. That's not collection, prep, etc.I

One hour is not unreasonable.

[LuFins Dad]

My proscribed regimen of 2000 IDU’s of Vitamin D, 1000 Vitamin C, 20mg of Famotodine, and injecting myself with Hydrogen Peroxide is working like a charm!

[jon-nyc]

Add 90 ccs of high-quality scotch to that and you’ll be set. Preferably taken in two doses about 30 minutes apart.