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If someone spouse is affected with Corona viruses is it safe to have sex with him or her and chances of getting...
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It is not at all safe to have sex or any physical contact with an infected person.
Covid-19 is a highly virus with high infectivity. It spreads via droplets which are released by an infected person during a cough or sneeze. These droplets then settle down on the surface of the objects nearby and when touched and carried to eyes , nose or mouth will infect the next person
The virus colonizes the throat of the infected person and goes to other body parts via blood stream.
Next Steps
if anyone is proved or suspected to be infected with corona virus should be put in isolation along with all he/ she came in contact with and should be tested.
Health Tips
Go to the nearest govt. hospital with testing facility.
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Not at all. If the person is affected with coronavirus. Make sure the patient is shifted to quarantine and get proper treatment. It's very Infectious disease. And would likely infect others whoever comes in contact with the infected person.
Next Steps
Inform nearby hospital and shift the patient to quarantine and get her admitted immediately for the treatment.
Health Tips
keep safe distance, wear mask, hand sanitizer, social distancing is must. and person who was in contact should get himself or herself checked for covid-19 screening and stay quarantine for 14 days. if symptoms develop. get retested again and get proper treatment
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