covid question

[mdnei]

has anyone caught covid 30 days before they were ready to cruise? and if so were you able to retest and pass the rapid test? just caught this crap and worried that i may not pass the rapid test before cruise with rccl.

 

[Sunshine3601]

Take a PCR test now, then ask your Doctor for a Certificate of Recovery after 10-days from your past test.    This COR can be used in lieu of a negative covid test for days 11 thru 90.   
Here is link to Royal's FAQ section with details.   

[smokeybandit]

Most people test negative with an antigen test within 10 days of first symptoms

[jerseygirl3]

I tested negative at day 11 with an antigen test. 

[firefly333]

Even biden tested negative already. Very quick recovery possible. 

 

Doesnt hurt to have a pcr test on record just in case but seems like everyone recovers pretty fast.

[reefgeek83]

51 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

Take a PCR test now, then ask your Doctor for a Certificate of Recovery after 10-days from your past test.    This COR can be used in lieu of a negative covid test for days 11 thru 90.   
Here is link to Royal's FAQ section with details.   

Working in the healthcare field this is your best option. I've seen people test positive months after infection. I'd do this just in case you fail the pre-cruise covid test.

[vettesale]

PCR will show Covid Positive for some time after catching covid but Rapid Test will show Negative after 10+ days.