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And if the temperature is 37'5 constantly, there is a certificate that I have subfebrile condition, can I have problems in this case?
And if the temperature is 37'5 constantly, there is a certificate that I have subfebrile condition, can I have problems in this case?
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If you have a negative test and a certificate of pathology on hand, there should be no problems. The certificate must be translated and carried with you
But who knows what kind of liquid can go to the head of an Egyptologist. Nerves can fray
But who knows what kind of liquid can go to the head of an Egyptologist. Nerves can fray
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answered 4 years ago
Believe me, problems will arise constantly when measuring temperature. At the airport, at the hotel restaurant. Every day a new shift - and while you will be remembered, while you will be transferred to a shift ... Not every hotel employee knows what subfibrillation is. Until the doctor is called... Yes, and at the native airport the meeting will be no less warm. So can there be problems - yes. They definitely will. How often and how dramatic it will be, no one knows. And, of course, carry a certificate with you and take care of it even more than a passport.
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answered 4 years ago
The temperature, of course, is rather high for subfibrile (although values of 37.1-38 are allowed), but such a temperature accompanies a sluggishly ongoing inflammatory process. If you have an official diagnosis, then it is better to have a certificate with a diagnosis and a clarification that, as a result, there is a temperature on a permanent basis within ..... (maybe it can be when it is lower, and when it is higher). I now have a roughly similar situation after suffering covid, but the temperature just happens at different periods, it can jump for a couple of days, and then it’s normal again. We are planning a trip in November and we talked with the doctor about this topic in the same way. If we go, there will be several certificates that she suffered, negative tests and the absence of subfibrile t, but how this will all be formalized is still a question, since no one consulted with anyone else has done this. This has been happening several times since May, and the lungs are normal, they say that this is a post-COVID state, and this happens to almost everyone.
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, in Egypt, we measured the temperature ONLY twice during the entire stay: upon arrival at the airport before passing the test and upon arrival at the hotel on the frame at the entrance EVERYTHING !!!!! At the entrance to the restaurant, no one ever measured anything. Were from 09/30 to 10/7/2020. Don’t worry, there are more scarecrows than deeds. Upon departure, NOTHING was measured at the airport in Egypt or Ukraine.
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, and by the way, it’s even easier to deceive a newfangled measuring device, which is now used everywhere to measure temperature, even easier than a conventional thermometer. Just before measuring temperature, put a piece of ice on your hand or head for a minute, in general, to the place that is being measured. But it’s better to use it if you are healthy , but stale in the sun, or you have subfibrillation, so as not to have nightmares for no reason.
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answered 4 years ago
My normal body temperature is 37.2°. For the past six months, my temperature has been regularly measured with non-contact thermometers at work, in shops, in hotels, the spread is from 34 ° to 36.5 °, it has never been higher. I think that if you don’t put an ordinary thermometer under your arm, then you won’t need a certificate from a doctor. ;)
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answered 4 years ago
I am at the university in Kyiv .. They measure every day .. Yesterday 29 .. was .. Today 27 .. degrees Celsius .. We thought for a long time what to do ..
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answered 4 years ago
I have a similar situation, the temperature is often up to 37.3 due to chronic tonsillitis. I’m flying to Hurghada at the end of October, I don’t plan to take any certificates other than a covid test. If you are interested in how everything will go, write to me in direct in early October, I will tell you)
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answered 4 years ago
I would not risk it, especially abroad. Moreover, there are dense people and very good. extorts bribes.
You can wait a year until the hype passes. No one has died from this yet, 10-20 years ago only a few rested abroad.
You can wait a year until the hype passes. No one has died from this yet, 10-20 years ago only a few rested abroad.
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answered 4 years ago
Up to 37.3 temperature can be in healthy people. But 37.5 is already a disease. How they will react to the certificate in Egypt, no one will say until they try)
If you are determined to go, then of course take a certificate (in English!) And try. What other advice could there be?
If you are determined to go, then of course take a certificate (in English!) And try. What other advice could there be?
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answered 4 years ago