Recently, information such as "eating before collecting nucleic acids will cause false positive nucleic acid" and "cold will activate the inactivated COVID-19 vaccine to test positive" have been circulated on Weibo, , Douyin , WeChat group circle and other platforms. Many netizens asked if this is true?
In response to this, Xinjiang Internet joint rumor-refuting platform conducted verification from multiple parties.
Eating before collecting nucleic acid will cause false positive nucleic acid?
has no scientific basis

Previously, in response to this issue, People's Daily reporter interviewed Li Dongzeng, chief physician of the Department of Respiratory and Infectious Diseases and Infections of Beijing You'an Hospital. Li Tongzhe said that the claim that diet causes false positive nucleic acid in nucleic acid is not scientifically based. Xinjiang Disease Control and Prevention has also made a professional explanation on this issue. nucleic acid testing has nothing to do with food, because nucleic acid testing targets specific fragments in the new coronavirus, which does not intersect with other microorganisms or foods. Therefore, food does not cause nonspecific false positive results to appear. Simply put, we should eat and drink, and what we should eat and drink has little impact on the nucleic acid test results.
Will a cold activate the inactivated COVID-19 vaccine test positive?
has no direct relationship

According to the Xinjiang Disease Control and Prevention, the inactivated COVID-19 vaccine is prepared by wild viruses through culture, inactivation and other processes. After inactivated viruses, they have lost their pathogenicity and infectivity, but they only retain their genes. After vaccination, the body will stimulate the production of specific antibodies, so the antibody test result will be positive, but the nucleic acid test result will not be positive. If it is a simple cold and there is no new coronavirus in the body, the new coronavirus nucleic acid test will not test positive, and it has nothing to do with vaccination.
Xinjiang Internet Joint Rumor Refuting Platform reminds everyone
It is difficult to distinguish the authenticity of online information
First of all, treat it rationally and do not add comments
At the same time, you can check whether there are any related reports from mainstream media
Whether there are any relevant responses from relevant departments
Do not make excessive remarks
incite other people
cause unnecessary chaos
Source: Comprehensive from Xinjiang Disease Control and People's Daily