COVID 19 Testing – How You Can Schedule a Test
The risk of infection due to COVID-19 is a high probability if you’ve been in close contact with anyone that recently tested positive for the virus. Getting vaccinated can help lower your risk of infection, but it’s still a possibility, even though you are less likely to experience any severe symptoms. Scheduling COVID 19 testing is important in staying proactive to avoid passing on the virus to other people.
Here are a few things to know if you need to schedule a test for COVID-19.
Should I get an Antibody Test?
An antibody test helps determine if you have had previous exposure to COVID-19. However, an antibody test shouldn’t be used to diagnose acute infection. It’s also important for you to self-quarantine if you are not fully vaccinated. On the other hand, the CDC recommends that fully vaccinated individuals don’t have to self-quarantine unless they are already experiencing symptoms.
What Happens If I Test Positive?
Following CDC guidelines is important if you test positive for COVID-19. For example, you will need to stay home for ten days since your first positive test if you don’t experience any symptoms. You will need to reach out to your doctor immediately if you have a fever, shortness of breath, or coughing.
Reach Out to Advanced Urgent Care of Pasadena for COVID 19 Testing
Advanced Urgent Care of Pasadena is open every day of the week while focusing on providing personalized care for each patient. Our clinic is more affordable than visiting the ER, and you won’t have to wait around for hours. We also provide COVID 19 testing, as you can receive your results in 15-20 minutes.
Get COVID-19 Testing & More
Advanced Urgent Care of Pasadena offers safe COVID-19 testing, contact us to know more!
