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Those patients can stop isolating themselves after they’ve been fever-free for three days (72 hours), the agency said.
Those three days must be without using fever-reducing medicine.
Patients should also see an improvement in respiratory symptoms such as coughing or shortness of breath before breaking isolation.
People with COVID-19 should stay isolated for at least seven days after the initial onset of symptoms.
The CDC noted that “after self-isolation, recovered patients who are returning to work and public spaces should still follow the mitigation recommendations for everyone, such as avoiding groups and washing hands.”
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