How many days do you need to isolate a patient who has been in contact with a new coronary pneumonia

Novel coronavirus pneumonia is an infectious disease transmitted through droplet transmission and close contact. Epidemiologically, only patients who have been in contact with novel coronavirus pneumonia can be infected. A clear history of exposure is a prerequisite for illness. However, there is a clinical incubation period from exposure to the virus to the onset of the disease, usually with a minimum clinical incubation period of 1-2 days and a maximum period of about 2 weeks, with individual patients having up to 20 days. Therefore, if you are in close contact with a patient with novel coronavirus pneumonia, be sure to self-isolate for at least 2 weeks. Content source: Dr. Yurai