30 ways you could catch Covid

This essential list can secure your life, and the lives of others.


Nobody is certain away from Covid-19. But that does not mean that you are the powerless. There are specific things you can do and not to slow down the spread and people to protect the most vulnerable. Here's what experts say are some of the most common health errors that can cause coronaviruses. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

1

Do not take seriously

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It's not a hoax. The coronavirus pandemic is a real thing, no matter where you live. People of all ages can become seriously ill with COVID-19 and you can broadcast it even without developing symptoms. Follow all official recommendations on social distance and good hygiene practices to reduce propagation.

2

Do not wash your hands

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If you heard it once, you heard it a thousand times - it's worth hearing again. The best way to prevent coronavirus and other communicable diseases is to wash your hands. TheCenters for Disaster Control and PreventionRecommends cleaning your hands often every day, especially if you have been in a public place.

3

Do not wash your hands long enough

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Remember: a simple rinse will not be cut. Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds, the CDC says, or if the water is not available, use a hand disinfectant with at least 60% alcohol.

4

sneezing openly

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Coronavirus spreads mainly by respiratory droplets, which are produced whenever we sneeze. If you feel one coming on, come back your nose and mouth in the hollow of your elbow. Do not sneeze in your hand; It could spread the germs.

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Not covering you cough

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Similarly, a cough can transmit droplets carriers of diseases; Always cover the mouth (ideally with your arm instead of your naked hand).

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6

Touch your face

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Experts say it's the most likely path of coronavirus transmission-you touch something or someone who has the virus, then touch your face, where the virus can infect your eyes, nose or mouth. Do not touch! If you are a frequent face and ticker studies show that most of us affect our faces up to a dozen times an hour wash your hands frequently, and you could even wear gloves in public to break you the habit .

7

Non-social removal

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You can always go outside, just maintain a distance of six feet between you and another person. Why six feet? It is the remote experts believe that the virus can travel from someone who sneezes or coughs and infect others.

8

Touching public areas

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The best estimate at this point is that coronavirus can survive on surfaces during days of experts. In addition to limiting your movements to the most essential, bringing a hand disinfectant or disinfectant wipes along, and wash your hands carefully as soon as you come home.

9

Be in crowd

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Do not wait for officials to ban big gatherings in your area, if they have not already. The best is to avoid large groups for now.

10

Bars

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The bars are the worst absolute places, you can go, as the crowds gather enough and the alcohol from the inside-bad help the customers forget the rules of social and hygiene distancing.

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Older People Visit

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It is difficult not to maintain a regular visit with a loved one, but the CDC and other experts recommend that young people avoid visiting person with seniors at the time. Our immune system weaken the age of us, making people who are more sensitive to COVID-19. Person visits are better done on the phone or webcam for now.

12

No stay at home if you are sick

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If you are not good, stay away from public places unless you absolutely need to go for food or essential medical care.

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Go to an emergency room if you are not seriously ill

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If you think you have COVID-19, experts recommend that a doctor's office, emergency care or emergency room if you have difficulty breathing. If you experience lighter symptoms, call your doctor or telemedicine provider for advice. The question is, if you go to urgency with benign symptoms, but nothing but the treatment needs at the hospital, you could infect other people.

14

No self-quarantine

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If you think you've been exposed to Coronavirus, it is important for self-quarantine for 14 days to make sure that you needed (or as long as experts or health care provider recommends).

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Non-self-circuit breaker

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If you are infected with the coronavirus, it is important to a) stay at home; and b) separate from other people in your home. Use a separate room and bathroom andmaskIf possible, and do not share dishes, bedding or towels until you recovered.

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The port of your face mask bad

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Congrats on the purchase of a mask, but if you are wearing yourself under your nose, around the neck or not at all (in protest), you propagation of the virus and to make you vulnerable.

17

Tighten hands

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It's time to suspend this courtesy for the moment. Substitute instead of a wave.

18

Hugging a friend

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Like handshakes, these are there for now.

19

Go on a trip

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Especially if you have more than 60 years or immunocompromised, the CDC recommends avoiding any non-essential travel.

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20

Going out before recovering

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If you have the CDC says you should not have Covid-19, leave the house until three things happened: you had no fever for at least 72 hours, without the use of drugs against the fever; Other symptoms such as coughing and shortness of breath are improved; And if at least seven days have passed since your symptom appearance.

21

Blow your nose in public

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Mouché in a fabric still runs the risk of seed dispersion. If you need to blow up your nose, do it privately, and wash your hands thoroughly after.

22

Unrestrained your mobile phone

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Our cell phones can serve as a repositories of mobile germs studies show that they can be up to seven times more dirty than a toilet seat. Disinfect your phone with a wipe disinfectant once a day.

23

Choose your nose

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like to watchBig Bang Theory Rebroadcasts, it's something we all do, but none of us admit: nose-picking. In reality,a studyrevealed that 95 percent of people do it. If ever there was a time for you to break the habit, is now.

24

Rub down

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Spring can bring seasonal allergies and itching, tearful eyes. Unfortunately, rubbing the eyes can make you coronavirus contract if you have the bug on your hands. Use a collecry and allergies drugs to keep your eyes itching without, and if you have to rub your eyes, do it with a fabric.

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Do not wear a face mask if you are sick

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The CDC does not recommend that healthy people wear face masks, but it does not recommend doing it if you are sick. A mask avoids droplets of coughs and sneezing to spread.

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Not touched Frequently disinfection surfaces

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The CDC advises to do it every day, including "tables, door handles, switches, counters, handles, desk, telephone, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks. Most registered EPA products will work, the agency says.

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Think he can not happen to you

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Coronaviruses has been described as a serious illness for the elderly. But the people of their adolescence to quarantine fall ill, some seriousness and hospitalization need. Everyone is sensitive and capable of transmitting the virus to another person and everyone should follow the recommendations to stop propagation.

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Do not take into account your age

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You could be in very good health, but if you are over 60, you have a greater chance of suffering from coronavirus complications.

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Not taking into account the underlying conditions

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Conditions such as pulmonary diseases, asthma, diabetes, heart disease or weakened immune system can make you more likely to have coronavirus complications. Pay attention to the practice of preventive measures.

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Visit of immunocompromised persons

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If you know someone with drop in immunity, it is particularly important to avoid visiting in person for the moment. You can transmit coronavirus even if you are not showing symptoms.

As for yourself: go through this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .


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