The number of continuous leave days a person can take varies depending on the reason for the leave.

• For medical leave, the duration depends on the specific illness or condition and the advice of a doctor or specialist. Some illnesses may require only a few days, while others might need extended time off.
• For personal or other types of leave, the length is often determined by employment laws and company policies, which can vary widely by location and employer.
• Many workplaces have set limits on how long an employee can be on leave continuously, and some may require documentation or approval for extended absences.

It is best to consult with a relevant specialist doctor for medical leave duration and discuss with your employer or human resources department to understand the specific policies that apply to your situation.