With impaired immune systems are among the vulnerable categories that are more likely to have severe or protracted sickness and may need medical attention.
The UKHSA went on to say: “It is crucial that you avoid going to school or working until you have had no diarrhea or illness for at least two days.
Additionally, because you are most contagious at that time, you should avoid preparing meals for other people. Additionally, you should avoid going to nursing homes or hospitals during this period.
According to the UKHSA, rhinovirus is the cause of the common cold. Over the course of two to three days, cold symptoms progressively appear.
Sneezing, a sore throat, a hoarse voice, a cough, a clogged or runny nose, and a general sensation of exhaustion and illness are the prominent symptoms.
In addition, you can have a fever, sore muscles, a loss of taste and smell, and a pressure-like sensation in your face and ears.
