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Those corona-patients whose lungs were affected, post recovery, they may face problem in doing earlier routine or simple cardio exercises like running, jogging or brisk walking.
Shoes are also a breeding ground for bacteria and virus as it is always in close contact with dirt and germs. These bacteria and viruses can be carried with you all the way home where you can infect not just your but your family as well. Protect yourself and your family from spreading the virus by taking these simple precautions:
Although face masks offer invaluable protection, health experts have stressed that sweating and the rubbing of the masks against the nose may lead to significant skin damage.
Yoga guru Swami Ramdev, in a special show on India TV, revealed how you can avoid the infection of coronavirus by staying at home and performing yogas exercises.
Even though health officials have advised wearing N95 masks to stay safe from COVID-19, they have become invisible in the market due to huge demand. In this scenario, one can wear a home-made mask before leaving the house.
Yoga guru Ramdev said, in a special show on India TV, that the risk of coronavirus is most high in patients with diabetes, heart problem and chronic disease, as well as children.
The coronavirus lockdown has affected the education of not only regular children but also of children with special needs.
World Health Organization (WHO), in its recent advisory, revealed that people who smoke cigarettes or possess tobacco in any form are at a higher risk of getting infected with the coronavirus.
The researchers say environment and animal rights are not much motivational for those who consider becoming vegetarian.
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, in a special show on India TV, revealed how you can avoid the infection of coronavirus by staying at home and performing yogas asanas.
Experts suggest all surfaces should be cleaned routinely with soap and other disinfectants available to make your house coronavirus proof.
What to do during this 21-day lockdown for coronavirus? How to treat your children and how to keep senior citizens safe? All your questions answered by a special panel of doctors right here.
On the occasion of Ramnavami, Baba Ramdev straight from Haridwar reveals how by performing yoga, you can remain fit and increase your immunity to fight against the novel coronavirus that has affected over 1800 people in India.
Today is the eighth day of the 21-day lockdown imposed by PM Narendra Modi as a protective measure against coronavirus. The total number of COVID-19 positive cases have crossed a toll of 1500.
Various messages and videos spreading online claim that intake of various types of food items helps increase immunity which helps in keeping coronavirus away. Know from our team of expert doctors and dieticians what is the reality behind these.
The experts have advised that people must practice social distancing and take enough precautions while visiting grocery stores.
The testing is not recommended for diagnosis of COVID-19 infection. These kits can only show whether the patient has had exposure to the virus or not.
These labs will charge a total of Rs 4,500 for each test --- Rs 1,500 for screening and Rs 3,000 for confirmatory tests only, as per the government fixed limit, and as per the norms set by the Indian Council of Medical Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
The fear of the novel coronavirus has seeped in the houses of India. Here's a reality check by the doctors on all the messages and videos that have been circulated on the internet.
To prevent this coronavirus infection from spreading, a 21-day lockdown has been followed all across the country. Today is the seventh day of lockdown and the cases have already crossed the 1200 mark.
Working from home during coronavirus lockdown and suffering from constipation? Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar lists out the best yogasana to curb the same.
According to the doctors, severe withdrawal symptoms include seizure, epilepsy, behaving in anti-social manner, injuring themselves or harming others also.
The elderly population needs to be extra cautious and strictly follow the guidelines issued by the government to keep coronavirus at bay. They need to control any secondary disease such as diabetes and hypertension.
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