Can You Test Positive for COVID-19 After 2 Months? Understanding Persistent Positivity

Learn why you may test positive for COVID-19 after two months and when to consult a healthcare provider for advice.

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Yes, you can test positive for COVID-19 after 2 months. This persistent positive can be due to non-infectious viral remnants in your body. Consult a healthcare provider for accurate advice based on your health status and potential for contagion. Always follow recommended guidelines to ensure safety.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does it mean to test positive for COVID-19 after recovery? Testing positive after recovery may indicate the presence of non-infectious viral remnants, but it's best to consult a healthcare provider for an accurate assessment.
  2. How long can COVID-19 stay in your system? COVID-19 can remain detectable for weeks or even months after infection, even if you're no longer contagious.
  3. Should I get re-tested if I had COVID-19 two months ago? Consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice on re-testing based on your health history and symptoms.

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