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Can patients who come into contact go out? How long quarantine?
According to the latest figures updated by the Ministry of Health, information was also provided on people who were in contact during the Corona. As a result; People who have contact with the patient who tested positive are classified in the risk group and placed in quarantine.
According to the data updated according to a new notice from the Ministry of Health; Those who received 2 doses of vaccine and those who were infected with the coronavirus in the last 6 months will be subjected to a different application, even if they are in contact.
In accordance with the guidelines mentioned in the Ministry of Health updated guide "Contact tracing, epidemic management, patient monitoring and filiation at home"; If people who have received at least 2 doses of vaccine or who have been infected with Covid-19 disease in the last 6 months come into contact with a person who tested positive, the HES code does not appear risky, but they are registered as contact in the Case tracking module.
Are people allowed out to the patient who tested positive?
These people will be able to get on with their daily lives by adapting to protective measures such as mask use, social distance, hygiene, and following the processes of their own symptoms. If symptoms occur, he must report to the health care facility and have a PCR test carried out on the same day.
If there are no symptoms, a PCR test is required on the 5th day of contact. If he doesn't have a PCR test, the HES code becomes risky on day 6 and the person is immediately quarantined. If the PCR test is positive, treatment will be started according to the Ministry of Health's guideline and will be followed up under isolation conditions according to the guideline.
In the case of detection of "beta", "gamma" and "delta", which have been defined by the World Health Organization as "worrying variant" and by the Ministry of Health as "threatening variant", the isolation period is extended to 14 days.
The isolation of these people will end at the end of the 14th day without a test. These individuals will not be tested for PCR in order to stop isolation prematurely.
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