If i t is positive, you should stay at home and follow the same advice as for your first infection. If you have COVID-19 symptoms again and it has been 29 days or more since a previous infection, you should test with a RAT. 29 days or more since a previous infection
If you have an underlying health condition or have symptoms of COVID-19 that are getting worse, you should get advice from a health practitioner or Healthline on 08. we recommend you stay home until you are recovered.if you are at low risk of serious illness, you do not need to take a RAT.If you get COVID-19 symptoms again and it has been 28 days or fewer since your previous infection: 28 days or fewer since a previous infection
If you do get COVID-19 again you will have access to the same advice, help and support you would receive for a new COVID-19 infection. Every time you get COVID-19, it increases your risk of getting long COVID and other medical issues. But you can experience different symptoms. For most people reinfection with COVID-19 is not likely to be more severe than previous infections.
