Make sure to have water, acetaminophens, prescription medicine, disinfectants, and food on hand.
Medical experts have also advised refraining from seeking in-person medical attention from primary care physicians and medical professionals at emergency rooms and hospitals to prevent the spread of the virus and to protect staff and patients. If you believe that you are exhibiting
, or it's been confirmed that you do have the virus, you may be wondering how to best care for yourself at home. We spoke to an infectious disease doctor who explains how best to treat COVID-19 on your own.
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