Have you ever been decked in the flu or coated with an irritable cold who refuse to give up?
As you've probably asked yourself the question: "When is it okay to go back to work?"
According to a new survey by YouGov going 7 of 10 Swedes to work despite being ill.
In the best of worlds, we would stay home till we are completely symptom-free, but few people have that opportunity. So, when is it reasonable to return to work after example a flu?
- The flu is most contagious just before you get sick and when you are as risigast. Starting to feel better and do not have a fever anymore so it should also infect less,
It is thus up to you to determine if you are keen enough to go to work or not. Being runny and TROUBLED WITH A COUGH can thus be perfectly okay as long as you are careful, for example, cough or sneeze into your elbow and wash hands often.
So we get these winter plagues "
But it is important to keep in mind that you may still be contagious, even if you feel better.
- It's so all this spread. It is not possible for anyone to isolate themselves as long as they have symptoms and then we get these winter pests, says Carnahan.
People who have a physically demanding job or working in the care of vulnerable people should however be more careful.
The flu usually lasts for 4-5 days, but fatigue can remain in the body for several weeks. Although colds contagious just before you become ill and most in the first days. Then drops infectiousness.
And remember: If, for example, the flu or colds are resting the absolute best medicine. Without it, you risk pulling out the illness.
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