COVID-19 and Flu: 3 Things to Know Before Fall
CVEEP says older adults, pregnant people and those with chronic conditions should plan now because antiviral treatment works best within days of symptoms.
- CVEEP urges households to plan for COVID-19 and Flu before the season begins, as viruses circulate year-round and do not follow the calendar.
- Planning ahead saves valuable time because Antiviral treatments work best when started soon after symptoms appear; some COVID-19 treatments must begin within five or seven days.
- Older adults and Young children are especially vulnerable to complications, while Pregnancy and chronic Conditions such as heart disease also increase risk.
- Ask a healthcare provider about Vaccination and your risk, and Know how to Contact medical care quickly if symptoms arise.
- Start with the people in your household to ensure everyone has a plan, as Thinking through these steps now avoids the stress of acting while sick.
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