A Quick Guide On What To Do About Your Doctors' Appointments

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Experts explain what healthcare visits are necessary and what you should postpone because of coronavirus.

Should you go to routine physicals, dental cleanings, the pharmacy? What about elective surgeries and more pressing treatment? Here's what you should do during the COVID-19 outbreak, according to experts.

is to practice distancing ― “aka keeping five to six feet away from other individuals” at all times in the hopes of curbing the spread of the coronavirus, said Adam Rosh, an emergency room physician in Detroit and the founder and CEO ofA crucial part of this is to only go out in public when it’s absolutely necessary. And this applies to appointments with medical professionals and beyond.

“If so, ask what precautions you should take,” said Henry Hackney, a Rocklin, Illinois-based dentist and content director at. Upon arrival, he said to stand six feet away from other customers. You should also try to pay by credit card or phone if possible. Also, refrain from touching your eyes, nose, and mouth, and disinfect or wash your hands thoroughly once you leave.

Patients who are undergoing cancer treatments should discuss their follow-up options with their physicians before going in, said, a hematologist and oncologist in Los Angeles. Each case is specific to that particular patient.

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