Should I be concerned (COVID) if my daughter is coughing and running a fever and is being followed by a pulmonologist at Sainte-Justine?

If your daughter is experiencing a cough and fever, and she is being followed by a pulmonologist at Sainte-Justine Hospital, it is important to consider her susceptibility to COVID-19. Children typically tolerate the virus well, but it is recommended to contact a healthcare provider for guidance on testing and potential exposure to the virus. It is advised to avoid public transportation when going for testing.

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Should I be concerned (COVID) if my daughter is coughing and running a fever and is being followed by a pulmonologist at Sainte-Justine?

If your daughter is experiencing a cough and fever, and she is being followed by a pulmonologist at Sainte-Justine Hospital, it is important to consider her susceptibility to COVID-19. Children typically tolerate the virus well, but it is recommended to contact a healthcare provider for guidance on testing and potential exposure to the virus. It is advised to avoid public transportation when going for testing.