Eating gum does not usually affect the results of the nucleic acid test for Neocoronavirus because the nucleic acid test is usually a throat swab specimen or a nasal swab specimen. The nucleic acid test is a test that looks for the presence of the neocoronavirus in a patient’s respiratory specimen, blood, or feces. It is usually done on a throat swab or nasal swab, and chewing gum does not usually affect the nucleic acid test. However, it is important to note that patients who have been immunized with the Neocoronavirus vaccine should wait 48 hours before the nucleic acid test is performed. This is because the New Coronavirus Vaccine is a method of injecting a treated virus into the body to cause it to produce antibodies. Therefore, patients who have received the NeoCoronavirus vaccine within 48 hours may have a false-positive nucleic acid result after the nucleic acid test.