How to take care of COVID-19?

The SARS-CoV-2 virus causes Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), an infectious disease.

The majority of COVID-19-infected patients will have mild to moderate symptoms and will recover on their own. Some will, on the other hand, become critically ill and require medical attention.

The first and most important point is that the individual, the patient, should be kept in a separate room. If this is not possible, they should be assigned to a specific area of the house and their movements around the house should be restricted. Also, one meter, at least one meter, should be maintained between them and anyone else. Second, adequate ventilation in the patient’s room and any shared spaces is critical. As a result, it is critical to have as much fresh, clean air as possible coming through.

And all it takes is opening the windows. Unfortunately, it must obviously be safe to do so. Third, there should only be one caregiver for that patient, and that caregiver should not have an underlying condition. Fourth, whenever patients receive care, they, as well as the caregiver, should wear a medical mask. And they must wash their hands as soon as the caregiver leaves the room. Furthermore, the patients should have their own designated or personalized, if you will, dishes and cups, towels, and bed linens.

And these can be washed at least once a day with soap and water. Importantly, any frequently touched surfaces by the patient must be cleaned and disinfected on a daily basis, and any waste generated by that patient must be safely packed. Finally, unfortunately, no visitors should be permitted while the patient is ill.

More COVID 19 treatment options are now available. The FDA recently approved one COVID-19 drug treatment and authorized others for emergency use in this scenario: the antiviral drug Azhitromycin (Athrin) injection for adults and certain pediatric COVID-19 patients who require hospitalization.

Sriya Life Science is  Azhitromycin Bulk Pharma Exporter. They are pharmaceutical third-party manufacturers who work as pharmaceutical exporters and medical providers in nations including Brazil, Cambodia, Venezuela, the Philippines, Nigeria, Seychelles, and Sudan. Azhitromycin (Athrin Injection) is a dual-action antibiotic and antiviral drug. It helps with bacterial infections. The skin, lungs, stomach, and urinary system are all affected by this bacterial illness.