This depends on the type of viral infection and how long it is contagious. It is best to be on the safe side and try to stay away until your health care professional says that the person is no longer contagious.
If the virus is a flu virus, then the CDC recommends that you should stay isolated from others until you have gone 24 hours straight without a fever when not taking fever-reducing medicines. Use a thermometer to measure your temperature frequently during that period and if you have a fever again, then wait another 24 hours.
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No, it can spread to other people possibly. Staph needs to be treated, if not you could possibly de.
For "safe havens" infection.
lions mostly hide around people unless they get annoyed they will attack
yes they are
In order to be safe from staph Infection you gotta bath and continue washing your hands
Yes. It is safe to go to work in catering if your son has diarrhea. For years patients suffering from viral hepatitis has been managed in general ward without cross infection. Once you know how thease infections spread, then you can very well stop the spread of these diseases. So it is presumed that you know how to maintain personal hygeine.
As long as your sexual partner has no form of a sexually transmitted disease or infection then it is perfectly safe.
Same reason doctors are clean, to keep the pets safe from infection and to be safe.
yes, people around the world eat them. there nutritious.
When you are safeguarded from something, you are immune or resistant to its negative effects. For example, "I have safeguarded the system from viral attack" means "I have added measures to prevent negative effects that may occur from viral attack".
Well, Yahoo is a site that many people use all around the world, and it is safe. You have to be careful with what information you decide to share though.