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Is it safe for a SS member to go for regular checks to hospital. Due to the virus?

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My immune system is low and my blood counts are all over the place. My red blood cells are immature.

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Hi CG,

Some immunosuppressed Sweeties in some countries have started to self-isolate as a precaution, but not all. It will depend on Government/health guidelines and what your doctor/team say. Please contact your doctor and they should advise you on the safest course of action to take.

Take care. x

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