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反正没病，没在意，最近可能是有些过敏，也可能心理作用，觉得鼻子嗓子都不舒服，所以测测看
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赶紧捡出测试板，明天再看看。
这篇文章建议加上口腔采样，因为现在的病毒在咽喉和扁桃体。
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Clark has likely administered thousands of tests throughout the pandemic. He says pre-Omicron, rapid tests were being used predominantly in the nostrils. But some of the newer strains live in the throat and tonsils.
In order to yield the best test, lay the test kit out, read the instruction and do not rush. Clark says start in the mouth and swab the inside of both cheeks for five seconds each, followed by another five-second swab at the back of the throat and tonsils - and spin the swab around.
Move on to both nostrils, five seconds each, and around the perimeter is not enough. So how deep?
我现在就按这个做。
How best to use a COVID-19 rapid antigen test
Rapid antigen test kits are free and readily available at most pharmacies and grocery stores across Ottawa.
Clark has likely administered thousands of tests throughout the pandemic. He says pre-Omicron, rapid tests were being used predominantly in the nostrils. But some of the newer strains live in the throat and tonsils.
In order to yield the best test, lay the test kit out, read the instruction and do not rush. Clark says start in the mouth and swab the inside of both cheeks for five seconds each, followed by another five-second swab at the back of the throat and tonsils - and spin the swab around.
Move on to both nostrils, five seconds each, and around the perimeter is not enough. So how deep?
我现在就按这个做。
看起来更像季节性过敏。
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'Don’t trust rapid tests': Expert advises Canadians to test more than once before making plans
Jennifer FerreiraCTVNews.ca ProducerPublished Sunday, April 17, 2022 11:41AM EDT
'Don't trust rapid tests': Expert advises Canadians to test more than once before making plans
For the first time in two years, Canadians celebrating Easter and Passover are faced with few public health restrictions limiting their ability to gather with family and friends. But one expert is urging Canadians to take caution and test themselves more than once before getting together.
