Discharge from the nose
Another wake-up call worth paying attention to. If you have green or yellow discharge from your nose, they may be symptoms of a sinus infection. This suggests that you are definitely contagious, and that the disease is no longer in the “harmless form” stage.
– The problem lies in the first six to twelve hours, when the symptoms can noticeably increase. This means that by the time you start to feel really ill or have new symptoms, you may already be at work, Professor Fekete explained.
Strong headache
This symptom of SARS can be drowned out with a couple of pills. But if your head hurts, plus you have a runny nose, fever, you should stay at home.
Firstly, this is how the body warns that everything is just beginning. Secondly, the flu can declare itself in this way. You will definitely be contagious for another 5-7 days (this is at best). So call your work and doctor to say you need sick leave.
