March 11, 2020 -- Feeling sick? CALL your provider if you:
Have trouble breathing Are unable to drink fluids Are elderly with significant weakness Have a very high fever Have a fever that gets better, then suddenly worsens, especially with an increased cough Have pain or pressure in the chest or belly Have sudden dizziness Have confusion Have severe or repeated vomiting Have severe dehydration Are among the groups considered high risk for influenza complications (over 65; pregnant or delivered in the past two weeks; have chronic health condition or weakened immune system)These symptoms should be seen by your provider or the Emergency Department.
Other symptoms? Mild fever, cough, runny nose, body aches, fatigue . . . treat these at home:
Drink lots of fluids Sleep Take medicine to reduce fever Stay away from othersFamily Medicine providers can help: http://bit.ly/nhc-familymedicine