Single-tube nucleic acid sampling 10 hour, no results, no inspection.

Nucleic acid detection can't produce results for more than ten hours, which is not necessarily an infection. The slow detection result of nucleic acid may be caused by too many people or abnormal detection system. It is suggested that the examinee wait patiently and keep a good attitude, and the test results shall prevail.

Nucleic acid detection usually needs to collect the secretions of respiratory tract and digestive tract or part of blood of the detected person to analyze and judge whether there are nucleic acid components of pathogenic microorganisms, so as to judge whether the detected person is infected with related pathogenic microorganisms. If the nucleic acid test result is positive, it means that the person being tested has been infected with some pathogenic microorganism. If the test result is negative, the possibility of infection with pathogenic microorganisms can usually be ruled out. If there are many people carrying out nucleic acid detection, the detection speed is slow, or the detection system is abnormal, resulting in slow uploading of results. It may lead to a slow time for nucleic acid test results, and there will be no results for more than ten hours. At this time, it does not mean that the person being tested has been infected with some pathogenic microorganism. Therefore, it is suggested that people who haven't got the results of nucleic acid testing for more than ten hours should wait patiently and don't worry too much. Whether they are infected with related pathogenic microorganisms should be based on the results of nucleic acid testing.