High Risk and related queries

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a mild case of COVID-19?

Mild case of Covid 19 is when the person does not have severe symptoms such as high fever and cough but has tested Covid 19 positive.

Last updated on 05 May 2023

Is it possible to get Covid-19 more than 3 times?

Yes, it is possible to get infected with Covid 19 thrice.

Last updated on 05 May 2023

What happens if someone has COVID-19?

If someone has Covid 19 then one must quarantine for 2 weeks or more to stop the spread of Covid 19 infection to family members and friends. Additionally, take plenty of fluids and rest along with medications to fight the viral infection.

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How to protect a high-risk individual from COVID-19?

Washing hands before eating meals and staying away from crowded places can help high risk individuals from contracting Covid 19 infections

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What are the Covid-19 risks for different age groups?

Young children and elderly are prone to getting severely sick if they contract Covid 19 infection hence, they must protect themselves from Covid 19 infection as much as possible.

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How is COVID-19 transmitted?

Covid 19 is transmitted via air (droplets) when an infected person sneezes, coughs or speaks. One should also refrain from using the same utensils and clothes used by patients suffering from Covid 19 infection.

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Can the risk of covid 19 increase again in India?

Yes, if a new variant mutates then people who are not vaccinated can catch Covid 19 infection. Hence, everyone is advised to take their vaccinations on time. Contact Apollo hospitals near you to get your vaccine shots at the earliest.

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Who's at the maximum risk for covid-19 in India?

Young children and elderly are prone to getting severely sick if they contract Covid 19 infection hence, they must protect themselves from Covid 19 infection as much as possible.

Last updated on 05 May 2023