So my understanding is if you go for a PCR test lets say 6 weeks after having COVID it will still produce a "positive result" even though you are not infectious. A) How can you travel if its in your system? B) is there a way around this issue?
Double vaccinated helps a bit as well as a statement that you’ve had the bug. Some take a previously infected person, but as they are finding it doesn’t guarantee immunity.
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chap6595
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So my understanding is if you go for a PCR test lets say 6 weeks after having COVID it will still produce a "positive result" even though you are not infectious. A) How can you travel if its in your system? B) is there a way around this issue?
Travelbugsbitten
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This article in The Age might help.
https://www.traveller.com.au/getting-a-pcr-test-for-travel-where-to-get-tested-for-covid19-and-what-happens-if-you-test-positive-h1zn7r
patrickk
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Double vaccinated helps a bit as well as a statement that you’ve had the bug. Some take a previously infected person, but as they are finding it doesn’t guarantee immunity.