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In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia with severe acute respiratory distress. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are a high fever and respiratory symptoms, including cough, sore throat and shortness of breath. At the moment there is no evidence that the virus is carried in breastmilk and, therefore, the well-recognised benefits of breastfeeding outweigh any potential risks of transmission of COVID-19 through breastmilk. Women who wish to breastfeed their babies should be encouraged and supported to do so. It is expected the large majority of pregnant women will experience only mild or moderate cold/flu like symptoms. The below information outlines some of the knowledge available to us now regarding risks to pregnant women and their unborn/new born baby, advice regarding self-care during pregnancy and changes to the way that antenatal and postnatal care will be delivered.Īt this time, pregnant women do not appear to be more severely unwell if they develop COVID-19 infection than the general population. With the declaration of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, we understand that Dr Tan’s patients and their loved ones may feel a sense of anxiety about their own health and that of their unborn or newborn baby. **IF YOU HAVE BEEN TO GREATER SYDNEY, VICTORIA OR A KNOWN HOT SPOT IN THE LAST 14 DAYS, PLEASE PHONE US ON 6260 5822 TO RE-SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT** **PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND THE PRACTICE IF YOU ARE UNWELL, PHONE US ON 6260 5822 TO RE-SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT** – Limiting visitors/family members to the practice (partners only, when necessary).– Social-distancing and reducing general community exposure.– Avoidance of anyone who is unwell – if you or anyone else attending the practice shows signs of being unwell, you will be asked to leave the practice.– Appointments have been spread out to minimise patient numbers in the waiting room.– We have spaced out chairs in the waiting room to help with social distancing.– Our front door to the practice will remain open, so as to limit contact.– Children’s toys, books and also magazines have been removed from the waiting room.– Water jug and cups in the waiting room have been removed for the time being.– The cleaning of all surfaces has been increased (table surfaces, waiting room chairs etc.).– The EFTPOS machine is wiped down with hospital grade alcohol wipes after each use.– Alcohol hand spray is placed throughout the practice for both patients and staff use – this is encouraged before entering and when leaving any consulting room and before using the EFTPOS machine.– Hand washing frequently with soap and water.At Dr Tan’s practice we are taking and encouraging the following preventative measures to ensure staff and patient health and safety and to limit/slow down the spread of disease:

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