Coronavirus (COVID-19)
This novel virus is a new strain of Coronavirus and caused by the new Coronavirus first exposed in Wuhan China has been known as COVID-19. CO stands for corona, VI for virus & also D for the disease. Formerly, this infection was referred to as the 2019 novel Coronavirus or 2019-nCoV.
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Understanding COVID-19
World Health Organization linked it to the same family of viruses as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and described it as a Pandemic.
"CO stands for corona, VI for virus & also D for the disease. Formerly, this infection was referred to as the 2019 novel Coronavirus or 2019-nCoV."
Common Indicators
Fever
Running nose
Dry cough
A sore throat
Shortness of Breath
If you experience any of these symptoms, then you can contact myDoc Urgent Care because we’re one step away.
Antibody Testing
Antibody tests, also called as Antibody blood tests check your blood by observing the antibodies that show if you had a previous viral disease. Depending on when a person was infected and also the time of the test, the test may not find antibodies in a person with a recent COVID-19 disease.
Antibodies are the proteins that protect your body by combating any invaders. Antibody tests are available in our Doc Urgent Care. Still, it may not be used to diagnose a person as being currently sick with Coronavirus, and to see you have an infection; we do a viral after your permission.
Testing Available
We offer comprehensive COVID-19 testing services at both our locations. Whether you need a viral test or an antibody test, our team is here to help.
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There is recently no treatment, particularly for COVID-19 approves for this novel virus, although different vaccines and procedures are under study.
Important Note on Remdesivir
Remdesivir is an Ebola medicine and is very potent to treat other viral infections. But the use of this anti-viral drug is not approved by the FDA (Food & Drug Administration); therefore, we also discourage this drug.
We are currently experimenting with different treatments in our laboratories to check their efficiency. Examples of some of the treatments that we are using to help patients are below:
Retroviral or anti-viral medications
Breathing support like mechanical ventilation
Blood plasma transfusion
Steroid to decrease lung swelling