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COVID info

COVID info

Official information on vaccination in Estonia on website vaktsineeri.ee/en


If you suspect that you may have COVID-19

  • If you have any symptoms, stay in your place of residence until you have recovered. You must not go to work, school, shops or anywhere else until you are well!
  • Take a COVID-19 express-test. Get a referral for a PCR test at the GP Advice Line at +372 634 66 30.

 

If you are diagnosed with COVID-19

  • Stay in your place of residence for at least 10 days;
  • Inform close contacts about the risk of infection (those living in the same household with person infected with COVID-19, or those having been in contact for at least 15 minutes and close up to 2 meters). NB! Persons with COVID-19 symptoms may put others at risk of infection from 2 days before the onset of symptoms and up to 10 days after that;
  • If you have any health problems, call the GP Advice Line at +372 634 66 30.

 

In case of symptoms

  • If the symptoms are rather mild or moderate: stay in your place of residence, monitor your condition and avoid contacting other people;
  • If symptoms are severe (fever> 38 ° C, cough): stay in your place of residence or call +372 634 66 30;
  • If your health condition is critical (laboured breathing/dyspnoea) and/or you need emergency help, call 112.

 

If you have been in close contact with a person infected with COVID-19

We ask you to stay in self-isolation for 7 days from the date of close contact and monitor your health. If you have symptoms of the disease, get a referral for a PCR test at the GP Advice Line at +372 634 66 30.

You do not have to stay in isolation if:

  • you were diagnosed with COVID-19 within the last 180 days;
  • you were fully vaccinated against COVID-19 no earlier than one year ago and reached maximum protection since the last dose of vaccine.

 

Recommendations of the estonian society of family doctors for the covid-19 treatment for adults

  • COVID-19 is associated with an increased risk of thrombosis, so it is important to make sure you drink enough fluids during the day and try to move around the room regularly.
  • Regular breathing exercises are recommended: breathing with tubed lips, blowing soap bubbles, blowing bubbles in a bottled water with a thick straw, or blowing a balloon. The room should be ventilated after exercise.
  • If you have a fever over 38.5° C or feel unwell, you may try over-the-counter painkillers like paracetamol, ibuprofen, dexketoprofen or aspirin. The following table shows the doses for adults and the maximum allowed daily intake.

Active substance

 

Single dose

How many times per

day

Maximum daily intake

Paraсetamol

1000 mg

4

4000 mg *

Ibuprofen

400–600 mg

2-4

2400 mg

Dexketoprofen

25 mg

3

75 mg

Aspirin

1000 mg

4

4000 mg

* Elderly and people with liver diseases 2000 mg

Last modified 04.06.2024