Around 80% of people who become infected with COVID-19 only develop mild symptoms & recover w/o any special medical treatment.

Self-isolating, at home or in a facility, is recommended for young people with no comorbidities & have mild symptoms.

Here's our #homecare guide 👇
Be aware of the symptoms of #COVID19. If you show the common symptoms, consult a healthcare provider and get tested.

If you show ANY of the severe symptoms, seek immediate medical care.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
You're eligible for home isolation if you're a mild or asymptomatic case, & has a separate room & toilet at home with good ventilation.

If you're NOT eligible & experiencing ANY severe symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #COVID19PH
You're not eligible for home isolation if you have the following comorbidities and symptoms.

If you're NOT eligible & experiencing ANY severe symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
Take care of yourself while on home isolation. Eat healthy and drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. Take paracetamol as prescribed by your healthcare provider.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
Take care of yourself while on home isolation. Do not self-medicate except for paracetamol. Monitor your oxygen level with a pulse oximeter if advised by your healthcare provider.

If you're experiencing ANY severe symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #COVID19PH
Protect those you live with. Keep distance from others & keep wearing a mask. Wash your hands regularly, & use separate utensils for food & drink.

If you're experiencing ANY severe symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
Protect those you live with. Dispose of your waste properly. Open your windows to improve ventilation. Ask your carer to wear a mask & wash their hands regularly.

If you're experiencing ANY severe symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
If you're advised to use a pulse oximeter to monitor your oxygen level, make sure to follow the instructions of your healthcare provider.

If your oxygen saturation is below 90% & you have any difficulty breathing, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
Whatever your level of oxygen, seek medical care immediately if you have ANY of these symptoms for SEVERE cases.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
If your oxygen level is 94% or above, continue monitoring your oxygen level.

If it's between 90% to 94%, consult your healthcare provider.

If it's below 90% & you have any difficulty breathing, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
If your oxygen level is 94% or above, continue monitoring your oxygen level.

If it's between 90% to 94%, consult your healthcare provider.

If it's below 90% & you have any difficulty breathing, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
If you're experiencing ANY of the following SEVERE symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH
Oxygen therapy is not for self-medication. It must be done in a health facility and under the supervision of a healthcare provider.

If you're experiencing ANY SEVERE symptoms, seek medical care immediately.

#BAHAYnihan #homecare #COVID19PH

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Mar 12, 2020
Panoorin: Magbibigay ng pahayag si Presidente Rodrigo Roa Duterte tungkol sa mga desisyon na napag-usapan sa #COVID19 Inter-Agency Task Force on the Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID).

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Duterte: The crisis is very clear. #COVID19 is spreading all throughout the [world], including the Philippines. There is no cure.

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Duterte: Yung mga mahina, make yourself healthier by whatever means, maybe food and vitamins. But most of all, try to follow what government is suggesting you to do.

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Jan 30, 2020
Inanunsyo ng Department of Health ngayong araw ang unang kumpirmadong kaso ng 2019 novel #coronavirus sa Pilipinas. Ang pasyente ay 38 taong gulang mula sa China.
Ang pag-anunsiyo ay ginawa ni @SecDuque ngayong araw, matapos makuha ang resulta mula sa confirmatory test na ginawa sa Australia.
Katuwang ng Department of Health ang WHO sa pagresponde ng 2019-nCoV dito sa bansa, kasama na ang pagpapalakas ng laboratory capacity, suporta sa logistics, case management, koordinasyon at pagbabahagi ng impormasyon, at risk communication.
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Today, the Department of Health announced the first confirmed case of the 2019 novel #coronavirus in the Philippines. The patient is 38 years old from China.
The announcement was done today by @SecDuque in a press briefing, after results were received from the confirmatory test done at the reference laboratory in Australia.
WHO is providing technical support to the Department of Health in its response to 2019-nCoV in the country, including laboratory capacity strengthening, logistics support, case management, coordination and information sharing, and risk communication.
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Jan 29, 2020
Here are some Q&As on the new #coronavirus.

Q: Are antibiotics effective in preventing & treating the 2019-nCoV?
A: No, antibiotics do not work against viruses, only bacteria. The 2019-nCoV is a virus, thus, antibiotics should not be used as a means of prevention or treatment. Image
Q: Does the new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) affect older people or are younger people also susceptible?
A: People of all ages can be infected by the virus. Older people & those with pre-existing medical conditions appear to be more vulnerable to becoming severely ill with the virus. Image
Q: Can pets 🐶🐱 at home spread the new #coronavirus?
A: At present, there is no evidence that companion animals/pets such as dogs, cats can be infected with the virus. However, it is always a good idea to wash your hands with soap and water after contact with pets. Image
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Jan 21, 2020
WHO Philippines joins the Department of Health today in a press conference on the novel #coronavirus. Image
Health Secretary Francisco Duque has announced that they are investigating a 5-year-old with history of travel from Wuhan, China. The patient was admitted in Cebu City with fever, throat irritation and cough. Tests are being done to confirm if it's novel #coronavirus or not. Image
WHO Representative Dr Rabi Abeyasinghe gives a statement in today's press conference on the novel coronavirus.
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