. If you have neither of those three, it would be unlikely you had the virus, and you certainly should not see a doctor or go to the hospital. They have to worry about much more acute and severe patients.
From a research perspective, having two sets of countries, one going for a herd immunity approach, and one going for lockdown, is an interesting experiment. The truth is, we don't know when the curve would "naturally" bend with a herd immunity strategy. And in the process, we may well overwhelm the health system, leading to many more deaths than would be the case if everyone who got infected got properly treated. I understand Jan's worries.
So here's my advice. When you are outside your house, and you can't avoid touching objects possibly touched by others,. That way, you won't accidentally spread the virus to your face, and then into your mouth, eyes or nose. And when you get home, or leave your home, wash your hands with water and soap., or else, remove the plastic or paper packaging and wash your hands. In fact,, but can't be applied on everything.
petervanham Dad knows. Quite interesting about stuff bought from the supermarket.
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