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What happens if you test positive for covid 19, will that cause you to not get surgery? has anyone had this happen to them ( I am not currently positive) I just wanted to know given the current situation

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1 minute ago, DwGirl said:

What happens if you test positive for covid 19, will that cause you to not get surgery? has anyone had this happen to them ( I am not currently positive) I just wanted to know given the current situation

They cancel surgery and treat you based on your severity. You need two subsequent negative Covid tests to proceed. I take zinc 50 mg , Vitamin C 500 Mg and vit d 10000 iU every day to increase immunity.

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Wow, thanks for the information I will get my Vitamins today

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My surgeon said that if I tested positive I would still have surgery, but the entire surgical team would be wearing those big bulky suits with the hoods and hoses, and that after surgery I would be in an isolation room. Fortunately I tested negative.

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33 minutes ago, Foxbins said:

My surgeon said that if I tested positive I would still have surgery, but the entire surgical team would be wearing those big bulky suits with the hoods and hoses, and that after surgery I would be in an isolation room. Fortunately I tested negative.

That is madness that they would go ahead with the surgery. I can't even fathom.

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