Lateral Flow Still Positive After 10 Days. But in order to leave isolation early two lateral flow tests must be negative 24 hours apart from day six onwards. Anyone who has recently tested positive should not have a PCR test for 90 days unless they get a new episode of COVID-19 symptoms.
I know people who have tested positive on a lateral flow had a positive PCR and their lateral flow is negative the next day even when theyre still poorly. If a staff member has a positive PCR COVID-19 test when should they start the lateral flow antigen tests again. As long you no longer have symptoms there is no need to self-isolate beyond the 10 days though.
As long you no longer have symptoms there is no need to self-isolate beyond the 10 days though.
British citizens can now reduce their self-isolation from ten to seven days if they test negative on two lateral flows according to new rules announced in recent weeks. Only other issue she said was that if you get a positive PCR and then develop covid symptoms ie new cough temp or loss of sense of smell the 10 day count is then from the date of the first. If they remain positive the full 10. If the confirmatory PCR test is positive then you and your household will have to isolate in line with government guidelines - ie.
