“Síntomas del covid-19 primeros días” is the first of our three new videos that we are releasing this summer. It’s about the first few days of the COVID-19 global pandemic.
We are in the middle of a global pandemic. We can only hope that the virus that is called Covid-19 does not do anything to our bodies as a result of it. Although we should be celebrating the fact that we have not yet lost our lives from the virus, we should also be considering the fact that the virus has caused so much havoc in our lives.
We don’t know what will happen in the coming days, but we do know that we have to take a few precautions to prevent ourselves from catching it. For example, we should limit how much we eat. We should also be more careful when we sneeze or cough. And we should take precautions when we are in public spaces. The first week of March is the time to practice social distancing. And when you go out shopping, you should only visit a few stores at a time.
You can’t change the weather, but you can take precautions about the weather.
The biggest threat to your health right now is the new coronavirus. It came all the way from China and is now causing great concern in the United States. It’s a respiratory illness that causes fever, body aches, and mild respiratory difficulty, and often develops into pneumonia. As of this writing, there have been more than 7,800 deaths related to the coronavirus in the United States, and the number of new cases continues to rise.
Of course, the first thing you should do when you’re worried about the coronavirus is get yourself checked. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends you get yourself tested for the coronavirus. To do so, you will need to go to a doctor or hospital.
The CDC has stated that they are seeing new cases of COVID-19 infection reported every 10 minutes in many states. They claim that the rate is higher in some communities where the rate of new infections is higher. The CDC is hoping that a vaccine will be developed soon, but in the meantime, they are advising people to practice safe hygiene. To do so, they recommend washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and also to take a shower.
The CDC also recommends that people should be wearing masks if they can, especially for non-essential public gatherings. Those are generally the best masks we’ve seen to date, and are generally very effective at blocking out people’s faces. But they are not good for people who are sick.
The CDC’s advice is more about basic hygiene than anything else. They recommend not sharing your mask (that might make them contagious). Also they recommend that people do not wear masks at home, and even not in public places, like offices or grocery stores. Basically, to stop COVID-19 from spreading, you need to do everything else you can, then just do nothing.
I can tell you first hand that when my mom was sick, all she could talk about was’should I wear a mask or not?’ The CDCs advice is very general and doesn’t really touch on the most important question: Should I wear a mask or not? It seems like that would be the obvious answer. But the CDCs advice to not wear a mask is not the right answer.
