covid, asking for advice 

please tell me anything you know about what spoonies can do to take care of themselves while they have Covid, as well as what spoonies living in the same house as them can do to not get covid.

Keep in mind i'm super brainfog, so don't link me long articles. I want advice based on science, but i'll trust you, and will not read the science myself.

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covid, asking for advice 

@skippingmoonrocks as for taking care of yourself: if you have a daily pill regimen, adding cetirizine (or another daily antihistamine) and melatonin (at night obv) may somewhat reduce your transmissibility and risk of getting long covid. The obvious stuff like resting, trying to eat whatever you can keep down, & drinking lots of fluids (bonus if they’re partially pedialyte/gatorade/skratch/your electrolyte of choice here) are all also important. especially the REST bit! really try not to push yourself both while sick and in the coming weeks when you’re no longer sick but still recovering.

Reducing transmission: air purifiers and masking with an n95 (or your local equivalent standard) are the best ways of reducing transmission within a space. Unfortunately expensive esp on short notice but if you don’t already have them reach out to your community and see if anyone can deliver at least box of masks (both masks and air purifier is better though.) Keep yourself an d your germs to one area where your housemates don’t go (pref one with an air purifier) as much as possible—ask your people to deliver you food & drinks as much as they can, so you don’t have to enter the common areas as often (they can leave it outside the door to your room or come in and put it somewhere whilst masked). If you have to enter common areas, wear an n95 mask. Encourage your housemates to mask as much as they can. If you can use a separate bathroom from them, do.

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