Doctor says CDC COVID-19 guidance is 'confusing,' recommends longer isolation period

(KXAN) — There is still confusion over how long you should stay home if you are sick with COVID-19.
The advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is to isolate for the first five days if you have COVID-19. If a person is asymptomatic or their symptoms resolve within those five days, the CDC says the person can return to work or school without re-taking a COVID-19 test but should wear a mask for another five days.Need a COVID-19 test in Austin? Here’s an updated