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My husband could have covid, he will get his result tom, what can i do to help my 4 year old as precautions. his on creche guard. we gaggle with salt 3 times an day. my son and i stay doors don't go out . just my husband that would leave the house?
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COVID 19 concerns: Wash hands often with warm water & soap for at least 20 seconds. Avoid touching eyes, nose or mouth unless hands have just been washed. Use a face covering or mask when with spouse. Practice social distancing – stay at least 6 feet from spouse at this time. Stay away from crowds. Stay home as much as possible. Your spouse should be in his own space at this time.
Answered 12/29/2020
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