CDC information about COVID-19: “Anyone can have mild to severe symptoms. Older adults with severe underlying medical conditions like heart or lung diseases or diabetes seem to be at higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19.  COVID-19 patient presents with a wide range of symptoms reported by patients from mild to severe illnesses and may have present with these COVID-19 symptoms:”
>Fever<
>Cough<
>Nausea<
>Vomiting<
>Headache<
>Congestion<
>Runny nose<
>Sore throat<
>Difficulty breathing<   
>Shortness of breath<
>New loss of taste or smell<    

CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY: Look for emergency warning signs for COVID-19, which are not able possible symptoms seen here. “If someone is showing any of these signs or other life-threatening symptoms, please seek medical emergency care immediately.”
>New confusion<
>Bluish lips or face<
>Troubling breathing<
>Inability to wake or stay wake<
>Persistent chest pain or pressure<
Please call your medical provider for any symptoms that are severe or concerning to you. Learn more on www.CDC.gov website; follow the COVID-19 safety guidelines and precautions of mask, social distancing, sanitizing and more data on their website.