10 questions of coronavirus that you are looking for answers

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10 questions of coronavirus that you are looking for answers

Coronavirus infection has been seen in more than 162 countries around the world.

India and the United States have imposed travel restrictions to prevent the coronavirus from spreading.

In the meantime, there are some such questions about coronavirus, which everyone wants to know. Let's know the 10 questions of coronavirus whose answers you are looking for-

1. How long does it take for corona infection and its symptoms to appear?

Scientists say that it takes five days for the coronavirus infection to show symptoms, but in some people, it may take longer to show symptoms.

According to the World Health Organization, the symptoms of a person infected with a corona last for 14 days. But in the opinion of some researchers, its symptoms can last up to 24 days.

In such a situation, it is important to know and understand the time taken for incubation period or disease.

This helps doctors and the health department to take effective steps to prevent the spread of coronavirus in a better and effective manner.

2. People, who recover after infection with corona will not be infected again?

It is too early to say at present. Because this virus was revealed only in December.

Past experiences related to other cases of virus infection suggest that the disease can be prevented through immunity.

Our opinion about SARS and other viruses in the corona family is that it is much less likely to be re-infected.

But some Chinese figures state that some people have tested positive even after being discharged from the hospital. But we cannot say for sure about those tests.

However, it is worth noting that there was no risk of infection from such people.

3. What is the difference between Flu and Coronavirus?

Many symptoms of coronavirus and flu (fever and infectious colds) are similar. It is difficult to understand the difference without a medical test.

The major symptoms of coronavirus are fever and cold. Flu often has other symptoms such as a sore throat.

While a person infected with the coronavirus complains of shortness of breath.

4. How to keep yourself in solitude?

Self-isolation means keeping yourself alone at home for 14 days, not going to work, not going to school or any other public place and staying away from public transport and taxis.

You should keep yourself indoors from other family members.

If you need household goods or need some medicine or do some shopping then seek their help, you can take delivery of goods, but you do not ask anyone to come home.

You should also stay away from your pets, but if this is not possible, clean the hands thoroughly before and after touching them.

5. How dangerous is coronavirus to asthma patients?

Any type of infection in our respiratory system or breathing system, even if it is a coronavirus, can increase the pain and discomfort of asthma.

There are some precautionary measures about the coronavirus that asthma patients may think about. It also includes the use of an inhaler suggested by Dr Doctor.

This reduces the risk of an asthma attack for any reason, including corona.

6. Can corona infection happen by phone?

It is believed that due to sneezing or coughing, coronavirus infection can happen from one person to another. But experts say that this virus can be present on any surface and that too possibly for several days.

Therefore, it is important that your phone, whether at home or in the office, is completely clean. All major mobile phone manufacturers warn to clean the phone with alcohol, hand sanitizer, or sterilizing wipes, as it risks damaging the phone's coating.

Due to damage to this coating layer, it becomes easy to get trapped by germs in mobile phones. Nowadays, some mobile phones also come, which are said to be water-resistant i.e. they are less vulnerable to water.

If you have a similar mobile phone, you can clean it with soap and water or paper towels, but before doing so, check whether your phone is water-resistant or not.

7. Can the corona also spread through the door handle?

If an infected person puts a hand on the mouth while sneezing and then touches something with the same hand, that surface becomes viral.

Door handles are good examples of surfaces that may pose an infection risk to others.

Experts say that the coronavirus can be present on any surface and that too for several days.

Therefore, it would be best that you wash your hands regularly to reduce the risk of infection and prevent the spread of coronavirus.

8. How important is it to wear a mask to avoid the coronavirus?

Although doctors are always seen wearing masks, there is little evidence that ordinary people wearing simple masks change things.

The UK Department of Health has said that Corona does not recommend wearing a flowing mask to prevent virus infection.

Public Health England states that there is no evidence of any widespread benefit from wearing masks outside the hospital environment.

In the opinion of experts, regular hand washing is more effective for cleaning.

9. What is the risk of coronavirus for children?

According to China data, the children are still surviving corona infection.

However, children who have lung disease or asthma need to be more careful as the Coronavirus may attack in such cases.

For most children, it is like a common respiratory infection and there is nothing like danger.

Governments and administrations have the authority to close schools to prevent the virus from spreading. If they wish, they can do so.

Schools have already been closed in 14 countries of the world.

10. How harmful is the handmade food of an infected person?

If the infected person has not taken care of cleanliness while cooking, there is a risk of spreading of coronavirus.

The coronavirus can spread from one person to another with a small portion of the cuff on the arm due to sneezing or coughing. To prevent the spread of germs, it is advisable to always wash your hands before eating and touching food.