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“If it is necessary for a child to take a tampon with every cold or sneeze? The risk today is to overload the number of tampons required, especially with schools open, but at the moment we have no other solutions “.
Thus the president of the Order of Doctors of Rome, Antonio Magi, interviewed on the subject by the Dire agency. “To avoid contagion- continues Magi- at this moment it is necessary to be as cautious as possible and swab. What is certain is that if at the first sign you find yourself having to swab the situation becomes complex. Just as it would be the ‘end’ if for every child who comes to school and coughs all his classmates were forced to go home and swab every day “.
The swab, adds the president of Omceo Rome, is not a “health walk – adds Mag – and other types of tests are being tested, which we hope will be less invasive”.
“What is disheartening is that we make the children swabs for every sneeze, but then we find ourselves discussing whether or not to let 25 thousand people enter a stadium,” says Antonio Magi. “In our country there are contradictions – continues Mag – sometimes economic reasons prevail over health reasons, but we must go by priority and make choices, as well as be more consistent”.
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“If it is necessary for a child to take a tampon with every cold or sneeze? The risk today is to overload the number of tampons required, especially with schools open, but at the moment we have no other solutions “.
Thus the president of the Order of Doctors of Rome, Antonio Magi, interviewed on the subject by the Dire agency. “To avoid contagion- continues Magi- at this moment it is necessary to be as cautious as possible and swab. What is certain is that if at the first sign you find yourself having to swab the situation becomes complex. Just as it would be the ‘end’ if for every child who comes to school and coughs all his classmates were forced to go home and swab every day “.
The swab, adds the president of Omceo Rome, is not a “health walk – adds Mag – and other types of tests are being tested, which we hope will be less invasive”.
“What is disheartening is that we make the children swabs for every sneeze, but then we find ourselves discussing whether or not to let 25 thousand people enter a stadium,” says Antonio Magi. “In our country there are contradictions – continues Mag – sometimes economic reasons prevail over health reasons, but we must go by priority and make choices, as well as be more consistent”.
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