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To be on the safe side, about 2 weeks before the infection is completely gone.
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How long is an upper respiratory infection contagious for?
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How can you get rid of tuberculosis without medicine?
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Is hpv contagious when its dormant?
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How long is a person with swin flu contagious?
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Is a person contagious after Swine Flu treatment?
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