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You should stay at home if you have symptoms of a respiratory tract infection. Such symptoms include a sore throat, fever, cough and a general feeling of illness.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden has, on January 20, decided on national priority testing.
If you have symptoms and have done a self-test which shows you have covid-19 – you should act as if it is a PCR-test and stay at home for at least five days. You should not book an appointment at a health center, as they will act after priority testing. (Following groups are included in priority testing: People who need medical care, people and staff in health care and elderly care and people with symptoms whose work requires physical presence. Pupils in primary and secondary school are also included.)
If you have symptoms and your self-test is negative, you should still stay at home at least 5 days and until you feel well again.
Stay home even if you feel a little sick. You should get tested if you have symptoms that could be a sign of Covid-19.
You should stay home if you are showing symptoms of a respiratory tract infection. Such symptoms include a sore throat, fever, cough and a general feeling of illness.
It is up to you as a student if you want to use face mask when you are on campus.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden says that face masks must always be seen as complementary to other recommendations: stay at home when you have symptoms, wash your hands regulary and keep at a distance from others.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden recommends face masks when you can not avoid crowds and when travelling on buses during rush hours.
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water. Always wash your hands before meals, cooking and after being to the toilet.
Cough and sneeze in the bend of your arm or in a paper handkerchief.
Be careful not to touch the face with your hands.
Maintain physical distance.
Stay at home if you are ill och go home if you start feeling ill during the day at campus.
