What to do if you test positive for RSV
What to do if you test positive for RSV
Date posted:
February 13, 2026
Last reviewed:
February 13, 2026
Public Health Communications Collaborative
This factsheet explains what steps to take if you test positive for RSV, including gathering recovery essentials, informing close contacts, staying home and away from others, tracking symptoms, and getting medical care if symptoms worsen. It also outlines how immunization options for older adults, pregnant people, and babies can help prevent an RSV infection. Find the factsheet at: I tested positive for RSV. Now what?
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