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Since the Coronavirus lockdown has been lifted to some extent across India – except in high-risk areas, it has become paramount to safeguard yourself against COVID-19. In Varanasi, Corona cases are low when compared to cities, like Mumbai and Delhi. But that does not mean to stop taking necessary preventive measures to protect ourself against this highly infectious disease.

Today, Varanasi Hospital, one of the best hospitals in Varanasi for laparoscopic surgery and affordable healthcare will tell you simple ways to protect yourself against this deadly Coronavirus.

Take Hygiene Seriously

Take Hygiene Seriously

Hygiene is supreme in this pandemic era. Wash your hands all the time as and when required. Use an antiseptic liquid handwash and clean water to wash your hands. If washing hands is not possible, use an alcohol hand sanitizer or hand rub. Consider using an antiseptic bodywash or soap for bathing.

Keep Your Surroundings Clean

Keep Your Surroundings Clean

After maintaining good personal hygiene, maintain cleanliness around your surroundings too. Clean your house every day. Disinfect highly-touched items and surfaces. Tell everyone in your family to keep the house clean and tidy.

Build A Strong Immune System

Build A Strong Immune System 

If your immunity is strong, you prevent n number of diseases. Eat a healthy and balanced diet. Drink plenty of water. Sleep well and exercise regularly. Avoid stress by practicing calming techniques – meditation.

Step Out As Less As You Can

Step Out As Less As You Can

Unlocking the city does not mean it has become safe to step out. The danger is still there so avoid stepping out as less as you can. Work from home if possible. Opt for contactless home deliveries.

Wear Safety Equipment While Stepping Out

Wear Safety Equipment While Stepping Out

Sometimes, you have no other option but to go out for certain emergencies. In that case, wear an N5 mask or a face shield, gloves, and headwrap to protect yourself. Carry a hand sanitizer with you when you step outside.

Maintain Physical Distancing In Public Places

Maintain Physical Distancing In Public Places 

When you’re going out for any reason as such, maintain a proper distance from others.

Avoid Using Public Transport

Avoid Using Public Transport

Use your personal vehicle instead of relying on public transport. If you do not have a personal vehicle and you need to reach a destination urgently, book a cab from Ola or Uber.

Stock Up On Hygiene Products

Stock Up On Hygiene Products

Keep your house well-stocked with hygiene products – liquid handwash, disposable tissue papers, toilet rolls, hand rubs, disinfectants, disinfecting cleaners, disinfecting wipes, and so on.

Get Yourself Tested When You See Flu-Like Symptoms

Get Yourself Tested When You See Flu-Like Symptoms 

In case of flu-like symptoms: cough, sore throat, fatigue, shortness of breath, loss of taste and smell, aches, skin rashes, and loss of speech, then visit your nearest healthcare centre.

Physically Isolate From A COVID Positive Member In The House

Physically Isolate From A COVID Positive Member In The House

If someone in your house is infected with Coronavirus, physically isolate yourself from that person. Ensure that the patient has a separate room with washroom and gets everything he or she needs on time. Let that person feel loved by opting for video calls even when you both live in the same house.

For any health-related supervision, consult our health experts. Varanasi Hospital, one of the best hospitals in Varanasi wishes you good health.

Hernia

Yes, there is a possibility of a hernia recurrence. A hernia can affect both men and women of any age including children. A hernia is a situation when a bulge comes out into the layers below the skin most commonly seen in the abdomen or the groin region. Although a hernia can be treated with a surgery, the biggest complication remains even after the surgery. Yes, a hernia can return after it is repaired and it is called a ‘recurrent’ a hernia. It can happen to every surgeon. Recurrent hernias are formed after the successful surgery of a primary hernia. It can happen at any point in time, maybe within few days or weeks after the first surgery or after many years. Although a patient cannot affect the risk of developing a first-time hernia, however, certain precautions can be taken to minimize the chance of developing a recurrent hernia.

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