‎ Sometimes there are serious health problems that require immediate medical attention. ‎

‎ The appearance of some warning signs is an occasion to call a doctor or an ambulance.‎

‎Don't refuse to go to the doctor because of coronavirus‎

‎ The new coronavirus and COVID-19 infection today justifiably dominate the world of health.

But emergency physicians are noting a worrying trend as a result of the pandemic.

According to a survey conducted by Morning Consult and the American College of Emergency Physicians in April 2020, nearly a third of adults (29%) of adults ( 29%) said they would like to see them as an emergency room.

postpone visits to the doctor or avoid seeking medical help because they are afraid of getting COVID-19.‎

‎ Nearly three-quarters of respondents (73%) said they would like to have a they said they were concerned about the overburied health system, and 59% were worried that they would not be able to treat a doctor because doctors were too busy.

The situation is particularly alarming for the elderly and low-income individuals who are unable to go to private clinics. ‎

‎ Delaying a doctor's appointment can be life-threatening.

Staying at home and following the principles of social distancing is important, but if you feel bad, call an ambulance.

While some health problems can be safely treated at home or see a gp as usual, there are signs and symptoms that require immediate medical attention.

There are a number of conditions that should be a reason for the diagnosis and treatment without delay. ‎