What to do if you have COVID-19
If you test positive for COVID-19, it is likely your symptoms will be mild and you can recover safely at home.
If you have no symptoms, or mild symptoms, this information and advice will help keep you and your loved ones safe. You should only call health care service provider or attend an emergency department if your symptoms are severe.
Isolate immediately
Isolate, stay home and separate from others until you are well. Find out more about how to isolate and get the support you need.
Let contacts know
You should advise your friends, family and work contacts to monitor for symptoms. Household members should get tested.
Look after yourself
If you have mild COVID-19 symptoms, manage your care at home with rest and over-the-counter medicines such as paracetamol and ibuprofen.
Monitor your symptoms
COVID-19 affects everyone differently. Understand the difference between mild, moderate and severe symptoms.
If symptoms worsen
Go for test and confirm your symptoms to know if you should seek medical help, including when to call a health care service provider.
Leaving isolation
The infectious period varies from person to person. Find out what you need to do before leaving isolation.