Covid Test Positive. What Do I Do?

[joko]

I caught in on the 28th during an appnt at hospital - I've not left the house or seen anyone in over a month before then.

what am I supposed to do in terms of reporting etc?

A man delivered my prescription on the 30th, but he just handed it to me, &
went, so ???
I didn't have symptoms then.

Im too poorly to look all this up, my eyes & head are killing.

Thanks

[chelle7272]

You don't have to do anything. There is no reporting or isolating anymore. You don't even need to test unless you have an employer that requires it.
Once you feel well enough you can go about your business as usual, up to you how much you want to minimise the risk of passing it on while you do.

[Sqad]

Good answer by chelle to which I concur.

[Sqad]

"with which I concur"..........;-)

[chelle7272]

Thanks Sqad, and nice correction ;)

[Sqad]

At my age chelle, my mind is not so acute, sometimes I start typing a sentence and in the middle, forgot what I was going to say and then make the end of the sentence up.....LOL.

[goodgoalie]

It's okay, Sqad - it always ends with 'and monitor the situation.' :)

[Sqad]

Thanks GG.....;-)

[Old_Geezer]

Look upon it as a golden opportunity to improve the herd immunity of the population.

[fender62]

us olders don't count, they just pay lip service to us, not to worry
next election we will have another new party who may care, live in hope, but get well soon..

[Maydup]

I hope you fell better soon Joko. Treat it as you would treat a cold; take paracetamol, keep hydrated, rest and fresh air when you feel well enough.

[royfromaus]

Surely it would have been easier on your eyes and head to ask your phone this question rather than type out a question on AB?

[anneasquith]

Oh, I hope you feel better soon.

[lady-janine]

Hope you feel better soon but remember the most important thing is to keep hydrated.

[joko]

Thanks everyone, feeling a bit better today

[anneasquith]

Good news, take care .