A woman from North Carolina became ill with the coronavirus despite a three-week isolation

A woman from North Carolina became ill with the coronavirus despite a three-week self-isolation Author: Victoria Semenova Woman from North Carolina became ill with the coronavirus despite a three-week self-isolation Photo: WCNC Coronavirus news USA-isolation NC USA

The patient from North Carolina who was diagnosed with the coronavirus last Thursday to stay home for three weeks, but despite the isolation, she still contracted the infection.

Riechel of Brammert, who suffers from an autoimmune disease, left the house in Charlotte during the isolation only once – for a trip to the pharmacy in March. Because of his condition, Rachel has taken the maximum precautions and has isolated themselves even from her husband, who lived in a separate room.

“I was never so sick and scared.” – says Rachel. “I’m terrified.”

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Likely cause of the infection could be packages of food that are left to help Rachel woman. Later a test for the coronavirus showed a positive result. According to Rachel, she does not come into direct contact with the woman, however, took the packages from his porch without gloves. Prior to that, she always wore gloves, even during that time, as I got the mail. Also Rachel said that eating takeaway food.

“I really thought that everything goes right. I used to have was not anything like that. I had the flu. But it’s not the flu. It is a completely different monster.”

Rachel experienced many of the symptoms characteristic of COVID-19, including cough, fever, headache, and breathing problems, but it took a few days to her condition met the criteria for testing.

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