New guidelines issued by the ECDC for the period of quarantine due to coronavirus. In a report published on Friday, 28 January, ECDC refers to the incubation period, that is, in the time between exposure and the first onset of symptoms.
The incubation period
For infection with mockery, the incubation period was estimated at 2020 that ranges from 1 to 14 days. Most, new data show different incubation periods. For example, if someone is infected with it Omicron mutation needs a shorter incubation period than mutation Delta, with an average incubation period of 3 days.
The ECDC stresses that any decision to terminate it quarantine must be in balance both with the fact that the person is no longer going to transmit the virus and with the effects of isolation on that person.
also, The ECDC notes that the duration of vaccination protection may vary depending on the data.
When does the quarantine end?
Patients with COVID-19 may end isolation at home or be discharged, if hospitalized, after considering the following factors:
- the clinical resolution or improvement of symptoms,
- the time elapsed since the onset of symptoms,
- the severity of the disease,
- the immunological condition,
- the professional status and / or sensitivity of those who have regular contact,
- the social factors of involvement and
- indications of negative PCR or rapid from the upper respiratory tract.
The reliability of self tests
The self-diagnostic tests (self test) could be used as sufficient proof of positivity, especially if countries face large increases in the incidence of new cases and pressure on their capacity for testing.
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Lifting the quarantine in vaccinated
For asymptomatic, mild or moderate cases of COVID-19 in fully vaccinated individuals, a reduction in the isolation period to six days after the onset of symptoms may be considered, if the symptoms have also subsided with rapid rapid or negative PCR.
Isolation should be continued if the test is positive on the sixth day.
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Source: ethnos.gr
