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"In my last post explained had a runny nose and tested positive No loss of smell or taste " but those could be unrelated things they have already said that with the new variant the loss of smell and taste is less common ... but your runny nose could be allergies and your covid asymptomatic | |||
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"Fake news "When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sickdiarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
"Not true! I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ | |||
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You know just to be safe  and meanwhile you don’t get paid | |||
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"Trouble is if you even say you are feeling a little under the weather they will tell you to self isolate
You know just to be safe and meanwhile you don’t get paid "No they don't. This is false information and puts people off getting medical treatment for other things. You are only told to self isolate if you have one of the following symptoms A high temperature Loss of taste or smell A New persistent cough. If you have tested positive or been in close contact with someone who has tested positive. | |||
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"Trouble is if you even say you are feeling a little under the weather they will tell you to self isolate
You know just to be safe and meanwhile you don’t get paid
No they don't.
This is false information and puts people off getting medical treatment for other things.
You are only told to self isolate if you have one of the following symptoms
A high temperature
Loss of taste or smell
A New persistent cough.
If you have tested positive or been in close contact with someone who has tested positive. "Fortunately no one's silly enough to rely on Fab for Covid advice... right?  | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
"If it's not "fake news" post the link to exactly where you got the info...problem solved. | |||
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"Why is all this misinformation allowed on the forum?" It is so confusing because people put things out there as fact not realising that people will believe it, there is enough false information out there already and often Because people read things like this and take it as fact rather than looking at the official advice guidelines and rules. | |||
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"Trouble is if you even say you are feeling a little under the weather they will tell you to self isolate
You know just to be safe and meanwhile you don’t get paid
No they don't.
This is false information and puts people off getting medical treatment for other things.
You are only told to self isolate if you have one of the following symptoms
A high temperature
Loss of taste or smell
A New persistent cough.
If you have tested positive or been in close contact with someone who has tested positive.
Fortunately no one's silly enough to rely on Fab for Covid advice... right? "Well people rely on Facebook and twitter so I guess so. | |||
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"Trouble is if you even say you are feeling a little under the weather they will tell you to self isolate
You know just to be safe and meanwhile you don’t get paid
No they don't.
This is false information and puts people off getting medical treatment for other things.
You are only told to self isolate if you have one of the following symptoms
A high temperature
Loss of taste or smell
A New persistent cough.
If you have tested positive or been in close contact with someone who has tested positive.
Fortunately no one's silly enough to rely on Fab for Covid advice... right?
Well people rely on Facebook and twitter so I guess so."Lolsob | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/"Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/ So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site "Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation. You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that! | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
If it's not "fake news" post the link to exactly where you got the info...problem solved."Just about to but some one has done it for me. | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
If it's not "fake news" post the link to exactly where you got the info...problem solved.
Just about to but some one has done it for me.
"It also makes it very clear that you do not have to self isolate if you don't have one of the 3 main symptoms this is why you have caused confusion. If after the 10 days you still have symptoms then yes you probably should continue to isolate but not if you just have a mildly running nose so what you have said is misleading. Also if any of these symptoms persist for more than 10 days it is probably best to seek medical attention. | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!"The only part wrong with his OP is this ‘ Get tested as these are now on the covid list’ The rest of it states have to continue in isolation after the 10 days of have any of the below This is direct from the nhs website and if you’ve tested positive for covid, what he is quoting is correct | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!"No I'm not I'm not saying you need to self isolate. I am saying on the side of cushion it might be worth getting tested as I only have a runny nose but tested positive. | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!
No I'm not I'm not saying you need to self isolate.
I am saying on the side of cushion it might be worth getting tested as I only have a runny nose but tested positive."If you only have a runny nose, you do not have to self isolate or get a test 
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"Then myself and the wife would be positive and still in the community spreading this virus. Turn a blind eye if you want I'm only saying how it is for me and more will get this if it's all about a cough, loss of taste or smell or a temperature. As we have not had this at all." Noones turning a blind eye There are no guidelines which state to seek a test if you have a runny nose You could easilly have been asymptomatic and also had a cold which caused your runny nose | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. " This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!
No I'm not I'm not saying you need to self isolate.
I am saying on the side of cushion it might be worth getting tested as I only have a runny nose but tested positive."My nose runs and I sneeze a lot because I have cats and am allergic.....I best get tested every day till Covid is gone. | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!
No I'm not I'm not saying you need to self isolate.
I am saying on the side of cushion it might be worth getting tested as I only have a runny nose but tested positive.
My nose runs and I sneeze a lot because I have cats and am allergic.....I best get tested every day till Covid is gone.
"Well I hope you do not test positive as in till your runny nose stops you will be in isolation As NHS Guidlins in the links above and as I copied and pasted. | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. " "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/ | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/" These are for people who have already HAD a positive result Someone who just develops a runny nose should neither self isolate nor seek a test | |||
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"Nobody can just have a cold anymore !" Why not if a cold is the only symptom do not worry about it you can drive yourself crazy. Remember keep distance,wash hands wear a mask only go out if you have to | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/" Only for the main symptoms, high temperature, new continuous cough, loss or change to smell or taste. I cannot for the life of me see what this guys on about isolation if you sneeze or have a runny nose. | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/ These are for people who have already HAD a positive result Someone who just develops a runny nose should neither self isolate nor seek a test "Exactly and when it's so clearly displayed on the NHS site and we're over 10 months in and people are still getting the advice wrong | |||
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"Fake news
When to keep self-isolating
Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days:
a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya
runny nose or sneezing
feeling or being sickdiarrhoea
Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone.
This was coped from the NHS site look it up not fake at all
Not true!
I'm not sure what nhs website you are looking at but I chose to look at the official one at this is what it says.
"When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/
Directly from your page how long to self isolate
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/
So his original OP may be off but in terms of containing to self isolate he is quoting from the nhs site
Yes he is however he is claiming you need to self isolate if you have anything symptoms and it doesn't say that so my original post stands let's not confuse the situation.
You do not need to self isolate if you have a runny nose on its own its is a simple as that!
No I'm not I'm not saying you need to self isolate.
I am saying on the side of cushion it might be worth getting tested as I only have a runny nose but tested positive.
My nose runs and I sneeze a lot because I have cats and am allergic.....I best get tested every day till Covid is gone.
Well I hope you do not test positive as in till your runny nose stops you will be in isolation
As NHS Guidlins in the links above and as I copied and pasted."And nowhere in there does it say you should get to test if you have a runny nose! Common sense is needed. | |||
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"Well I guessed if the runny nose and sneezing are a sine of being positive after a test. It would also be the case befor one but sparingly not well only for me and the wife. Funny that. So how new you had to stay in isolation till you did not have a runny knows? Guess all that have commented?" For God's sake stop | |||
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"Well I guessed if the runny nose and sneezing are a sine of being positive after a test. It would also be the case befor one but sparingly not well only for me and the wife. Funny that. So how new you had to stay in isolation till you did not have a runny knows? Guess all that have commented?" If you had thrush on your cock and piles coming out of your arse then you tested positive for Covid-19 what would you think that meant? | |||
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"Get tested as these are now on the covid list and have to stay in isolation till your runny nose has dryed up. When to keep self-isolating Keep self-isolating if you have any of these symptoms after the 10 days: a high temperature or feeling hot and shiverya runny nose or sneezing feeling or being sick diarrhoea Only stop self-isolating when these symptoms have gone. This is not true at all. You should not be posting false Coronavirus information on Fab forum. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ Directly from your page how long to self isolate https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/how-long-to-self-isolate/ These are for people who have already HAD a positive result Someone who just develops a runny nose should neither self isolate nor seek a test "I know that and as said before he gets his words mixed up implying you need to test if have those symptoms. It clearly stays in his second part of the OP they are if you are still experiencing these after 10 days you should continue to isolate. It’s a miss written start to the OP saying get tested if have a runny nose. | |||
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"In my last post explained had a runny nose and tested positive No loss of smell or taste " It is NOT noted as an official symptom. DRY cough (no snot) IS! | |||
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"Self isolate for a runny nose and sneezing......really?! Our son can sneeze quite often, he would be on permanent isolation. People will just stop getting tested." Well like I said be warned it is on the list to stay in isolation. | |||
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"Self isolate for a runny nose and sneezing......really?! Our son can sneeze quite often, he would be on permanent isolation. People will just stop getting tested. Well like I said be warned it is on the list to stay in isolation." In that case, I am going to presume they mean - if it's a new symptom - and it doesn't apply to people who have a constantly runny nose all year round. Otherwise it's just beyond stupid. If I tested positive tomorrow, am I supposed to never leave my house ever again? | |||
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"Self isolate for a runny nose and sneezing......really?! Our son can sneeze quite often, he would be on permanent isolation. People will just stop getting tested. Well like I said be warned it is on the list to stay in isolation." It is however very unlikely you would still have those symptoms after 10 days and if you do you should see medical treatment. This is only if you have tested positive not if you have just been told to self isolate and don't have any of the other symptoms. | |||
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"Self isolate for a runny nose and sneezing......really?! Our son can sneeze quite often, he would be on permanent isolation. People will just stop getting tested. Well like I said be warned it is on the list to stay in isolation. In that case, I am going to presume they mean - if it's a new symptom - and it doesn't apply to people who have a constantly runny nose all year round. Otherwise it's just beyond stupid. If I tested positive tomorrow, am I supposed to never leave my house ever again?" It is only if you have tested positive and after 10 days you still have the symptoms. It is not if you have no symptoms except running nose or if you have just been told to self isolate because you have been in close contact. Also it is if it is new so for example if you always cough and sneeze due to hay fever or allergies then it wouldn't be a problem. If in doubt contact your doctor if you test positive. X | |||
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"On what list? It’s not on the NHS website " It is. "When to self-isolate and what to do - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ its under the bit that say how long to self isolate after testing positive. | |||
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