KOMPASTV – Viewers, infection with the Corona Virus Sars-Cov-2 or Covid-19 can cause severe, moderate, or mild symptoms, depending on the response of a person’s body when they are attacked by covid-19, there are even Covid-19 sufferers without symptoms.
For COVID-19 patients with severe symptoms, characterized by severe respiratory distress, sepsis or infectious complications, and organ failure. COVID-19 patients with severe symptoms are advised to undergo isolation in hospitals, with intensive supervision from doctors and health workers. Isolation is carried out for a minimum of 10 days since the patient is tested positive for COVID-19, plus three days free of fever and respiratory problems.
Meanwhile, patients without symptoms generally do not feel typical symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath. However, people who are positive for COVID-19 without these symptoms can still transmit COVID-19.
The criteria for COVID-19 sufferers are asymptomatic, namely the respiratory rate between 12-20 times per minute, and an oxygen saturation level of 95% or more.
The capacity of health facilities is full, requiring COVID-19 sufferers with mild to asymptomatic symptoms to undergo self-isolation at home, or self-isolation facilities provided by the government and a number of institutions.
Self-isolation is carried out for a minimum of 10 days since the patient is tested positive for COVID-19, plus three days free of fever and respiratory problems. Even during self-isolation, patients need to regularly consult online health workers, or puskesmas officers.
So what is the right kind of self-isolation for COVID-19 positive patients with mild to asymptomatic symptoms? Find the answer in let’s be healthy.
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