In fact, the epidemic prevention and control policy has been gradually liberalized, which makes us more worried about the elderly in rural areas. What should they do once they are infected by COVID-19? They don't have good medicines and professional medical staff to provide services for them in rural areas, and they don't have children to accompany them. They are about to usher in a sudden wave of returning home. At this time, the elderly in rural areas may face an increasing probability of being infected.
If a villager is accidentally recruited during his stay at home, he must be isolated at home at the first time. Don't walk around the street as usual and communicate with others. This can effectively prevent others from being recruited. At the same time, ask the local village clinic if there are any related antipyretics to take in time, or you can take some Chinese patent medicines to achieve the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. If you don't have some commonly used antipyretics at home, ask other villagers immediately if they have any medicine to help you take it. Only by helping each other can we better pass this epidemic prevention exam.
If several villagers around do not give themselves antipyretic drugs, they can achieve a certain antipyretic effect by physical cooling at this time, or they can adopt the antipyretic skills of farmers. At night, you can soak your feet with wormwood properly, and at the same time, open the window for ventilation during the day to keep the indoor air unobstructed. If possible, they can light wormwood to improve the air environment. Actually, you don't have to worry too much. At this special stage, the key is to protect the elderly in our family. Once infected, the recovery period may be particularly long.