Now there are many diseases. RSV, FLU and COVID. And while we think about thanking the people you love and care about the most, there are some simple things you can do to protect them. Let’s start with everyone in the house getting together. The doctor recommends checking and making sure that nothing has hurt in the last few days. And if they encourage them to stay home and you can talk to them virtually, thank you because this can impact almost anyone, especially children and the elderly. So it’s not just RSV but liquid cap, you are encouraged to wash your hands often. Do not step on children for splashes and kisses, also clean surfaces for colds and cover them. You can still get good vaccinations and help our healthcare workers while on vacation. Just do your part, follow guidelines, and protect your family so the number of cases they actually see doesn’t increase. and Lancast
COVID-19, flu and RSV are spreading. Here’s how to stay healthy during the Thanksgiving reunion
Updated: 6:50am EST November 23, 2022
Concerned Health Experts As millions of Americans celebrate Thanksgiving as COVID-19, flu and respiratory viruses spread across the country, Susquehanna Valley doctors have offered these tips for staying healthy at holiday gatherings: Check if anyone feels bad in a few days. last day . If they are sick Encourage them to stay at home Wash their hands often Do not allow children to hug and kiss Dry surfaces Get vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19 Some hospitals are bombarded with so-called “triple pandemics”. You are encouraged to help healthcare professionals by doing everything possible to prevent the spread of this disease.
Health experts are concerned because millions of Americans celebrate Thanksgiving.
COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus are spreading across the country.
Susquehanna Valley Doctors offer the following tips for staying healthy during your holiday gatherings:
- Check if anyone has been sick in the last few days. If they are sick, encourage them to stay home.
- Wash your hands often.
- Don’t walk past children to be hugged and kissed.
- Clean the surface.
- Get flu and COVID-19 vaccines.
Several hospitals have been bombarded by the so-called “three epidemics”.
You are encouraged to help healthcare professionals by doing everything possible to prevent the spread of this disease.
