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You can get tested at any of the fever camps listed above or you can get tested at Government Rajaji hospital fever clinic

People of all age groups of are at the risk of this contagious virus. However, people above the age of 60 years, suffering from chronic conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, obesity, asthma, other respiratory issues and comorbidities are quite prone to this infection.

However, this virus can attack completely healthy individuals as well. If not treated on time, can turn fatal.

The data available with regards to recovering from coronavirus is encouraging. It indicates that 80% of the patients can recover in home isolation by taking medicines, maintaining hygiene, checking oxygen saturation regularly and by eating healthy within 2 weeks.

The WHO states that 15% become seriously ill, requiring oxygen support while rest 5% face highly critical complications, need intensive care.

Severe complications of coronavirus include may include respiratory failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), sepsis and septic shock, thromboembolism, and/or multiorgan failure, including injury of the heart, liver or kidneys.

As mentioned earlier, people of all age groups can get affected by coronavirus. WHO strongly recommends necessary preventive measures like good hand and respiratory hygiene for children, youngsters for avoiding the infection

RT-PCR test uses Real-Time Reverse Transcriptase (RT)-PCR Diagnostic Panels for detecting the presence of viral RNA. This very accurate test is done by testing swab sample for reagents and for identifying the presence of virus. It can be done even before the onset of severe symptoms.

The results will be revealed to the patient or the attending family members within 24 hours of giving the test sample.

India has started vaccinating its citizens from January 2021 and millions including frontline workers, all those above aged 45 were immunized in the last few months. In view of the second wave, inoculation will be open for all citizens from 18 years old.

There are currently three vaccines available in India – Covishield, Covaxin and Sputnik V. All these vaccines underwent multiple trials and are proven for their high efficacy rate in fighting deadly virus.

The common side effects after getting a jab include pain at the site of injection, little rash, mild fever and fatigue.

You shall immediately report to triage center setup at American College Ground Opposite to Elango school Panagal road or at Mannar Thirumalai Nayakar College Thiruparankundram.

At the triage center you will undergo medical examination, blood test and other basic examination including oxygen level.

After medical assessment, depending on your condition, you will be either sent for home isolation or admitted at Covid Care Center or Government Rajaj Hospital. All necessary medication will be given at the triage center.

At present people above 18 are eligible for vaccines.

No. Vaccination Centres also provide for a limited number of on-spot registration slots every day. However, it is recommended to register online and schedule vaccination in advance for a hassle-free vaccination experience.

Though it is not mandatory, getting vaccinated is highly recommended by the doctors for preventing and building immunity against the novel coronavirus.

Yes. Both doses are compulsory with a window of 6 to 8 weeks. Do not miss the second dose.

No. Like in case of any other vaccine, some mild side effects are reported. Low grade fever, body aches, headache are common. However, if you feel difficulty breathing, confusion and delirium and other major symptoms seek medical help immediately.

Children below the age of 15 years, individuals with a history of severe allergic reactions/anaphylaxis cannot be vaccinated. If you any pre-existing health condition, talk to your doctor before getting jabbed.