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If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - sgbuffett - 27-01-2022
https://www.wusa9.com/amp/article/news/verify/why-do-positive-antigen-tests-have-faint-lines-covid19-test-rapid-test/65-16d15eb3-d40b-4b40-941e-3617de16e80e
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - FangFang - 27-01-2022
Still positive and stay home will do.
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - Kgliangp - 27-01-2022
Kanna liao
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - Tangsen - 27-01-2022
Dig not enough peesai to test lah
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - revealer - 27-01-2022
Presently, understanding the protocol is for those who receive HRW SMS and ART test positive must isolate themselves at home. If they have symptoms such as fever, cough, flu or runny nose, they must visit a nearby SASH PHPC for immediate medical attention. They can go out only when they are ART test negative indicating they have recovered.
https://www.gowhere.gov.sg/art/faq
For others, such as doing the self-tests at home or somewhere else, there is no such protocol or requirement. This brings about some saying the rules have been changed. They claimed they can go out and do shopping etc as usual, not aware that this is very irresponsible behaviour as they can infect others easily.
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - RichDad - 27-01-2022
poor specimen lah
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - WhatDoYouThink? - 27-01-2022
faint line test again later sure negative
RE: If your antigen test shows faint line this is what it could mean... - debono - 27-01-2022
(27-01-2022, 08:20 PM)revealer Wrote: Presently, understanding the protocol is for those who receive HRW SMS and ART test positive must isolate themselves at home. If they have symptoms such as fever, cough, flu or runny nose, they must visit a nearby SASH PHPC for immediate medical attention. They can go out only when they are ART test negative indicating they have recovered.Yes those that are tested positive with the ART, must be considerate and responsible enough to remain at home, and not go public places where he/she may infect others.....
https://www.gowhere.gov.sg/art/faq
For others, such as doing the self-tests at home or somewhere else, there is no such protocol or requirement. This brings about some saying the rules have been changed. They claimed they can go out and do shopping etc as usual, not aware that this is very irresponsible behaviour as they can infect others easily.