COVID-19:The superstitions of our society and its reality.

The coronavirus is a fact that cannot be denied.

Let us first introduce a Pakistani doctor working in the United States.

Dr. Faheem Younis, Associate Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases, who heads the Department of Infectious Diseases at the University of Maryland's Upper Chesapeake System, cannot be said to be the only expert and expert physician and researcher at this level.

You are also the Chief Quality Control Officer of the hospital.

You have written a very useful and factual article which is being described here.

The coronavirus is a fact that cannot be denied, it has now become a part of our daily lives. So we must learn to live by this fact.

Because of this corona, be careful, but do not be afraid.

For a few months now, people in the media have been talking about hot months, saying that if the heat comes, the virus will go away. But I would say it was just a compliment.

One week later, the story of ibuprofen came out of France. And then a British doctor from the ENT Society (ear, nose, and throat specialist) said that the sense of smell can be affected. As if the sense of smell is gone, so is the sense of smell. There was no such thing. Because there are people in my family who have lost their sense of smell for many years. I don't want them to die from this fear. I think these (superstitions) are spread through the media.

As far as the facts about the coronavirus are concerned, I have been working on viral diseases for twenty years, these viruses do not spread like this. In light of my experience, it would not be wrong to say that in the age of social media, rumors spread faster than the coronavirus.

We may have to live with Corona for months or years. So come and accept it. We need to be careful, not just fear, but learn to live by that fact. The coronavirus enters our cells through the respiratory tract. So drinking hot water will do nothing but make you urinate more frequently. Washing hands and keeping a distance of two meters is the best way to avoid COVID-19.

If you do not have COVID-19 patients in your home, you do not need to wash the floor with a disinfectant solution. General cleaning is sufficient.

No one has yet been infected with delivery boxes, petrol pumps, shopping trolleys, and ATMs. Wash your hands and don't be afraid of everyday life.COVID-19 is not a foodborne illness. It is a flu-like illness. So far, ordering home delivery food has not shown any risk of spreading COVID-19.

Your sense of smell can be affected by any allergy or viral infection, although COVID-19 patients may have a sense of smell, but this is not the only symptom of COVID-19.

You don't even have to change clothes or take a shower right away when you get home. Cleanliness is a good thing, but not bad.

You can walk in the garden or park. Just be careful not to distance yourself from others. Wear a mask when leaving the house.

The use of ordinary soap is sufficient. It does not require antibacterial soap. Corona is a virus, not a bacterium.

Don't worry about your home delivery food. If you are worried, heat it in the microwave.

There is no chance of the COVID-19 entering the house with your shoes.

You can't avoid the virus by using vinegar, sugarcane juice, or ginger water. Research has not yet proven this.

Use masks only when you are out of the house. The main purpose of wearing a mask is to keep others safe. When we cough, about 3,000 bubbles come out of our mouths that may contain the virus. And when we sneeze, we expel forty thousand bubbles that fly six feet or even farther.

Using gloves outside the home is not a good idea. Inverted viruses accumulate on the surface of the gloves, and if the hand accidentally touches the mouth, the disease is more likely to spread. It is best to use only hand-washing precautions.

COVID-19 tests should be available at all times for people 60 years of age or older and those with a sick or weakened immune system. At the same time, it is important to explain to them that if the test is positive, they will have to stay in their home in quarantine and all the people they meet will also be tested. In the same way, its spread can be stopped.

COVID-19 tests should be available at all times for people 60 years of age or older and those with a sick or weakened immune system. At the same time, it is important to explain to them that if the test is positive, they will have to stay in their home in quarantine and all the people they meet will also be tested. In the same way, its spread can be stopped.

As far as the question of why it is necessary to take the test is concerned, the example is like it is raining because it is visible so you know it is raining, then you take out the umbrella. But the virus is not visible to the naked eye, it can be detected by tests, so it is important to identify the infected person and test others to protect them from the virus.

Could there be another wave of the COVID-19epidemic?

Of course, this is not far-fetched. Epidemics usually play a whole "tournament", not a match! Nothing can be said about the current wave, whether it lasts six months or two years. However, it is important that the public is trained on how to perform a complete or partial lockdown, how important precautions must be taken, and so on.

Similarly, the knowledge of those belonging to the health sector is also increasing significantly. At the same time, various drugs are being tested, vaccines are also being worked on, so thanks to all these things, we will be able to show better performance in dealing with the second wave of this epidemic.

These precautions are for everyday life. Doctors, nurses, and friends who are caring for a COVID-19 patient certainly need a lot more care than that and this is a different topic about which information is often published in medical journals.

There is no scientific truth to the tips shared on social media.

May Allah save us and all of you and all of humanity from this epidemic. Ameen.