Positive LFT on day 10 of isolation

[Muffintop101]

I've done a search and can't find the answer to this, so apologies if it has already been asked and answered, but, if so, please tell me again.

I had minor new-style symptoms on Friday, tested positive on an LFT on Saturday, PCR came back positive on Sunday. My last day of isolation is tomorrow. Associates have been obtaining negative LFTs by now, but I just did one and it came up positive. Should I be doing LFTs now? If so, should they be negative? If not, am I really fine to re-enter the world?

I have no symptoms at all. I need to be around for my family, but don't want to infect them (they've all been negative). My searches around the C-19 board and on the government websites aren't clear as to whether I shouldn't be doing LFTs after a positive PCR and if not, for what period (I've seen plenty of posts about no new PCRs for 90 days after a positive PCR).

So, should I just ignore LFTs from Tuesday unless I develop new symptoms?

My understanding is that after a positive pcr test result you should not be testing on either a LFD or PCR for 90 days unless you have (new) symptoms. On which case, you should get another pcr test done as the lfd is for asymptomatic cases!

You are not supposed to do LFTs. If you have no symptoms you can finish your isolation.

Thanks both. Reassuring. @Waxonwaxoff0 where's that screenshot taken from?