A new virus began to circulate in late 2019 and early January 2020, and began to appear in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
The virus quickly passed from Wuhan, China to most of the world, and its spread was terrifying, which made the World Health Organization declare that it is a global epidemic and all countries should take precautions and limit its spread.
The deadly virus is often transmitted through the air as a result of coughing or sneezing from a person who is HIV-positive. The risk of the virus is that it stays on surfaces and minerals for long periods of time until there are studies that prove that it reaches the soles of shoes.
Symptoms of infection with the virus:
The symptoms are very similar to the symptoms of the regular flu, but it is sometimes accompanied by a rise in body temperature and great pain in the whole body and a strong headache most of the time. In late cases, shortness of breath occurs as a result of the virus attacking the lungs.
The World Health Organization recommends that people who show symptoms of the disease immediately isolate themselves in their homes and not contact with others, and in the event of increased symptoms, you must call the emergency numbers of each country to coordinate to transfer the patient to hospitals designated to provide the necessary medical care.
In many cases, recovery is performed without medical intervention.
The death rate is about 2%, and in some countries it reaches nearly 7%.
The most important preventive measures are to stay at home and not go out unless necessary
Wash and disinfect surfaces and minerals continuously
Continue washing hands with soap and water for a period of not less than 20 seconds
Leave shoes outside the apartment, take off clothes immediately, and expose them to sun or heat
Drink warm liquids constantly
Trying to increase the body's immunity by drinking lemon juice sweetened with natural honey and obtaining enough vegetables, fruits and vitamin C.
The virus quickly passed from Wuhan, China to most of the world, and its spread was terrifying, which made the World Health Organization declare that it is a global epidemic and all countries should take precautions and limit its spread.
The deadly virus is often transmitted through the air as a result of coughing or sneezing from a person who is HIV-positive. The risk of the virus is that it stays on surfaces and minerals for long periods of time until there are studies that prove that it reaches the soles of shoes.
Symptoms of infection with the virus:
The symptoms are very similar to the symptoms of the regular flu, but it is sometimes accompanied by a rise in body temperature and great pain in the whole body and a strong headache most of the time. In late cases, shortness of breath occurs as a result of the virus attacking the lungs.
The World Health Organization recommends that people who show symptoms of the disease immediately isolate themselves in their homes and not contact with others, and in the event of increased symptoms, you must call the emergency numbers of each country to coordinate to transfer the patient to hospitals designated to provide the necessary medical care.
In many cases, recovery is performed without medical intervention.
The death rate is about 2%, and in some countries it reaches nearly 7%.
The most important preventive measures are to stay at home and not go out unless necessary
Wash and disinfect surfaces and minerals continuously
Continue washing hands with soap and water for a period of not less than 20 seconds
Leave shoes outside the apartment, take off clothes immediately, and expose them to sun or heat
Drink warm liquids constantly
Trying to increase the body's immunity by drinking lemon juice sweetened with natural honey and obtaining enough vegetables, fruits and vitamin C.
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