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What to do if you think you have COVID-19:
A guide to each province and territory
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If you have symptoms of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, t

he first step is to contact your health-care provider or local public health

agency by email or telephone.

They'll be able to tell you if you're eligible for testing in your area. Most provinces and
territories are restricting testing to those who have been exposed to people who have a
confirmed or presumptive case, or have returned from travelling to an affected area.

Do not show up unannounced at a clinic or hospital. However, if you have a sharp turn
in your condition, including shortness of breath, call 911 or your local emergency number.

The symptoms for adults include:

  • Fever.
  • Cough.
  • Difficulty breathing.
  • Pneumonia in both lungs (diagnosed through a chest X-ray).

But for children the illness can manifest differently, with the following symptoms:
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  • Diarrhea.(¼³»ç)

The Public Health Agency of Canada says you must call your health-care provider or the clinic you
 
plan to attend ahead of time to let them know you have a respiratory illness. But again,
if your condition changes suddenly, call 911 or your local emergency number.
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When you first arrive at an urgent care centre, describe your symptoms, travel history and any
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Here's what to do based on your province or territory.

British Columbia

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCBC) says to call your health-care provider
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 1-888-COVID19 (1-888-268-4319),
the province's new dedicated coronavirus hotline, 
if you believe you have symptoms and have been in contact with someone who is known to have
the illness. The same applies if you have symptoms and have returned from — or been in contact
with someone who has returned from — an area with widespread community transmission of the
illness. The BCCDC says: "If you have no symptoms, mild symptoms or you are a returning traveller
self-isolating at home, you do not require a test." 
You can also use B.C.'s new online assessment tool.

The BCCDC says its supply of swabs used to test for the coronavirus has become "critically
limited." Health Minister Adrian Dix said Tuesday testing is being further prioritized for
health-care workers and at clusters of infection, for example, while health authorities search
for more supplies.

You can find B.C.'s latest coronavirus updates here.


 













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