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How do I know I have COVID-19?

The main symptoms of coronavirus are fever and dry cough - these two symptoms are cause for concern.

It was found that there are other cases and found that there is a need in throat, headache and diarrhea.

What do I do if I feel symptoms?

The World Health Organization recommends staying at home if you feel unwell until you recover, even if the symptoms are mild, such as headaches and a simple runny nose.

Remember that 80 percent of cases of COVID-19 have mild symptoms, so it is important to avoid contact with others.

But if you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, contact your doctor, and what you are experiencing may be due to a respiratory infection or something else.

What is the extent of covid-19?

New research published in the Lancet medical journal predicts a death of 0.66 in a person infected with the Corona virus.

This ratio is above the graph in the graph.

Accurate infection with the Corona virus.

Calculating the death rate during the outbreak of epidemics is a difficult process, due to the excessive access to humans among humans with disease and their death as a result of that percentage.

It indicates that Imperial College London indicates the mortality rate among the elderly over 80.

And it showed people with this disease, and they showed a disease with this disease.

How do I take care of my health Photo during the outbreak of the epidemic?

No doubt we live in strange times. Therefore, you may experience feelings of stress, sadness, distress, loneliness, and frustration.

• Stay in touch with your friends and family via nearby phones, video calls or social media.
• Relax, and talk about what worries you.
• Try to understand what he's feeling anxious about.
• Put a plan on the new daily work, such as buying food, working from home and be prepared.
• Take care of your body: exercise regularly, eat well-balanced meals, and drink enough water. Do not smoke and do not drink excessively.
• Follow a reliable source of information and remember your limited readings and observations of the epidemic.
• Face difficult circumstances.
• Do the things that give you pleasure. These were limited.
• Focus on the present and remember that this stage is temporary.
• Make sure to get enough sleep every day, and stay away from stimulants before bedtime.