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Covid-19 is everywhere on the news and you can not stop thinking about it. (I certainly can not; I am a doctor.) At the same time, summer is here and you are ready to get out of the house and enjoy the sun. Here are the places to avoid protecting yourself from coronavirus during the warmer months to come - and how to behave if you absolutely have to go.

Now that some aquatic halls are open in some areas, it is crucial to understand that public spaces add another layer of potential contamination. Although there is no evidence that Covid-19 has spread to humans through the use of pools and whirlpools, we should be cautious about public aquatic sites. When using pools this summer, avoid common areas such as shared lockers, steam rooms and saunas. If you decide to jump on a pool this summer, understand it is difficult to "social distance" at the pool and you can not wear mask.

You have everything possible not to get sick so far. Now that the restrictions are wider, you are ready to mobilize again. Know that closed places such as metro or metro can increase your chances of getting sick.

If you and your friends decide to go hiking remotely, beware of packaged trails. There have been Several reportshikers not bringing masks endangering everyone, including ruralcommunities.

In some states, you are finally able to get your pedicure and your manicure, but remember that the first case of Covid-19 in CaliforniaArrived in an nail lounge. Wear masks, gloves, be aware of the others around you and proceed with caution.

You are young and survived from a pandemic and probably ready for a tattoo. This narrow contact leaves nothing to safety on social distance. Is a tattoo worth the risk?

This is probably the longest time you have passed without haircut and you are ready for a refresh. If you need, avoid Bigary and crowded sites, wear masks and ask everyone around you by wearing one too.

Going to the gym has never been so complicated. You want to make sure you keep your health and shape in the shape of good shape, but the crowded gyms will not happen to you there.

If you want to be on the safe side of the curve, make workouts at home in your neighborhood park or community court. The gyms packed with groups of difficulty respiratory can wait.

If you are ready to make your eyebrow, pay attention. If you are subjected to a sneeze or cough of someone who near you, there are few things that will prevent an infection.

Most retailers are closed, but if you plan to hit the stores as soon as they reopen, wear gloves and throw them after use. The stores tend to have one line and make sure to keep 6 feet away by wearing masks.

Now that some companies reopen, if you have to use the toilet, wash your hands before and after using the toilet and do not forget to use a paper towel to open the door.

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