If you're experiencing what you believe are symptoms of COVID-19, take this advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The coronavirus has done more than infect 7,300 in the United States and 214,000 worldwide — for the majority of people self-isolating to limit exposure , and with flu season upon us, every sneeze or cough raises suspicion. It’s normal to worry, Do I have COVID-19?
Related Video: Coronavirus Symptoms to Watch Out ForThe CDC says that very mild cases of COVID-19 can be managed at home. There are currently no vaccines or drugs that cure the illness, although at least one clinical trial has begun and other countries are investigating potential treatments. If you have tested positive for COVID-19 and have pets, avoid kissing or snuggling them, even hiring an animal care worker if you can. The CDC says there is no evidence that household pets can be infected but “further studies are needed to understand if and how different animals could be affected by COVID-19.” If you do touch your pet, wash your hands immediately afterward.
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