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Although it is harder to catch it from someone with no symptoms, it is still very possible by other exchanges of bacteria and fluids.
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Although you have a smaller chance, you could still get infected and have serious health consequences.
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These are often the earliest signs someone has COVID. Other symptoms early on include loss of taste and drops in oxygen levels.
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Since COVID-19 is a viral disease and not a bacterial one, antibiotics (which kill bad bacteria) won't be helpful and could even cause harm.
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So far, there is no evidence or cases supporting the theories that dogs and cats can pass on COVID to their owners.
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Many factors including age, weight, health and nutrition practices, and even where you live all affect your chances of catching COVID.
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You could still catch it from other people, and it's better safe than sorry!
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Since packages travel for many days or even weeks, any germs on it will have died off before it reaches your doorstep.
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It had first been detected in animals such as bats and bird in China.
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Despite this common myth, warm weather has little effect on the viral spread. The only benefits of summertime means that it is easier to hang out with friends outside in nice weather, but not much more.
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Since it is a viral and not bacterial disease, taking over the counter drugs such as Benadryl or Tylenol will not make you immune.
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