Coronavirus Treatment in Tunis

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International Hospital Center of Tunisia Tunis, Tunisia
International Hospital Center of Tunisia
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S. B., 25 August 2020

This is the second time that I come in 3 years. Already for dr ghedira who operated on me implants and this year liposuction lipofilling and blepharoplasty. I know French hospitals because I work there and this hospital is better equipped with very available and smiling staff. Am once again really very satisfied with the care and dr ghedira has worked miracles on me again. Thanks to the whole team.

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    What you need to know about Coronavirus Treatment in Tunis

    Coronavirus Treatment

    Late 2019, authorities identified a new coronavirus outbreak in China that has now reached other countries. The virus is known as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), while the disease is called coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and also known as Wu Han Virus, after the city, it is believed to have originated from. If you have the symptoms of COVID-2019 or you have possibly been exposed to the virus, contact your doctor immediately to get proper help and advice and seek Coronavirus Testing. 

    What does the Procedure Involve?

    There are currently no antiviral medications recommended to treat COVID-19. Treatment is mostly aimed at relieving symptoms, which may include cough syrup or medication, pain relievers, rest, and fluid intake. If your doctor thinks that you can be treated at home, you will be given special instructions, such as isolating yourself as much as possible from anyone (including family) and staying at home for a period of time. In severe cases, you may need to be treated in the hospital and stay in isolation away from other people until you have recovered. 

    How Long Should I Stay in Tunis?

    The length of stay in the hospital and in Tunis can vary. If you are in Hospital, at Home, on Holiday you will be quarantined and you will continue to undergo throat swabs for the virus for 5 to 14 days. This is to determine if you are still contagious and will mean you will need to stay in the country and avoid being in close contact with anyone for at least two weeks while you recover. 

    MyMediTravel currently lists 1 facilities in Tunis offering Coronavirus Treatment procedures - see above for the complete list, along with estimated prices. The price of a Coronavirus Treatment can vary according to each individual’s case and will be determined based on your medical profile and an in-person assessment with the specialist. For a personalized quoteClick Here to submit your details

    What's the Recovery Time?

    Recovery time of COVID-19 varies, depends on the severity of the disease, your overall health, and your age. According to Harvard Health, people who have mild symptoms may recover within a few days, while those with pneumonia will need more time (ranging from days to weeks). In severe, life-threatening cases, it may take months for the person to recover.

    What About Aftercare?

    Since it is common for viruses to exist in low levels within the body even after recovery, you will still need to be careful, particularly in your household setting. Do not share drinks or food and ensure that you wash your hands frequently. Always take the necessary precautions to avoid spreading the disease while at home or anywhere else. Bear in mind that recovery does not necessarily make you immune to the disease.

    What's the Success Rate?

    Little is known about the virus. Investigations and research about the virus are still ongoing, so the exact number of success rates and mortality rates are likely to change further as more cases are confirmed. Several groups of people have a high risk of developing complications due to the disease, including very young children, people aged 65 or older, and women who are pregnant. Those with any pre-existing health conditions are also at high risk. 

    Are there Alternatives to Coronavirus Treatment?

    There are currently no alternatives to coronavirus treatment. There is also no vaccine available to prevent infection. However, prevention is best. Always follow the standard precautions, such as washing your hands with soap and water frequently.

    What Should You Expect Before and After the Procedure

    Before treatment, you may experience symptoms of the coronavirus and you may have spread it to other people. Theirs is also a small chance that the disease may become life-threatening. After Isolation and rest, any symptoms should be relieved and your chance of spreading the virus to other people will be reduced.

    Whilst the information presented here has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, it is still advised to consult with your doctor before pursuing a medical treatment at one of the listed medical providers

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    About Tunis

    Tunis is the capital and the largest city of Tunisia and is the center of government and administration as well as the center of commercial and cultural activities. It is divided into two parts, the old city known as Medina and the new city or Ville nouvelle. Even though it is located on the southern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, the city does not have many beaches. Still, it has managed to attract millions of tourists in 2018 thanks to its rich history displayed in numerous ancient buildings. These buildings have an enchanting blend of North African and French Architecture that will leave anyone in awe. Many tourists come to see the Roman ruins of Carthage or to stroll around and shop in the Medina.

    Tunis is known to have a high standard of healthcare, which attracts an increasing number of medical tourists each year. Many of the medical tourists come from other African countries that have an inferior healthcare system. However, the city’s excellent reputation in cosmetic surgery and dental treatment appeal to many patients from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The private medical centers are armed with the best equipment and English speaking staff. The Tunisian Ministry of Health regulates cosmetic and plastic surgeons to ensure that there is a high standard. In addition to exceptional healthcare, Tunis also offer attractive prices for medical treatment and the cost of living. 

    Popular Areas in Tunis

    Although it is the largest city in Tunisia, Tunis can feel like a compact city and can be explored on foot. The city has a number of famous attractions that are always packed with tourists.

    • Carthage was founded in the 9th century BC and was once a powerful empire of the Mediterranean as well as home to a wonderful civilization before being destroyed by the Romans in the Third Punic War. It was then to become an important Christian center until the Islamic invaders destroyed it. Today, the ruins have become a UNESCO World Heritage Site that tourists can visit.   
    • The Medina in Tunis is one of the most remarkable medieval medinas in North Africa. There are over 700 monuments within the area, from mosques to madrassas to historical places. It is easy to get lost in the impressive maze-like alleyways, but tourists are encouraged to admire the Islamic architecture and art or learn more about the city’s history. Tourists can also shop in one of the souqs selling everything from shisha pipes to shoes or enjoy one of the cafes.
    • Sidi Bou Saïd is a picturesque cliff-top village with cobbled streets, blue-and-white walls, and glimpses of pristine blue waters. It is probably one of the most beautiful places in Tunisia. The beautiful architecture is a blend of the Ottoman and the Andalusian. It is now a sleepy fishing village perfect for anyone who wants to get away from busy city life. The village has been a gateway for artists, bohemians, and pilgrimage for centuries.
    • Bardo Museum is the second-largest museum in Africa and the main attraction of this museum is the ancient Roman mosaics recovered from Carthage. The museum also exhibits Greek statues, artifacts of the region’s Berber, and the accomplishments of the Islamic culture in the country. Other than the exhibitions, the building itself is decorated in impressive historic Islamic decorative arts.

    Weather and Climate in Tunis

    Tunis has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate meaning the city enjoys warm and sunny weather all year round. The summer can be hot and dry because rain is very rare and the summer usually lasts from June to August and the average temperature is around 25 °C but can get as high as 40 °C. July and August are the high tourist season, especially at the beach resorts. The city begins to get rain in autumn, often accompanied by a short thunderstorm. The winter is the wettest season of the year because it can rain every two or three days and the temperature can drop to 7 °C in the morning and 16 °C in the afternoon. The rainfall decreases in spring, and in March, the temperature ranges between 8 °C to 24 °C and the sunshine usually becomes dominant in May.

    Getting Around in Tunis

    Tunis-Carthage International Airport is the main airport in Tunisia and the airport connects Tunis with other cities in the country as well as the rest of the world as it serves flights to and from the Middle East, Africa, and major Europeans countries. It is the hub for Tunisair, Tunisair Express, and Nouvelair, but there are not many budget airlines operating flights from the airport. To get to the city center from the airport, tourists can opt for a taxi or bus. The bus is operated by the SNT bus line and departs every 30 minutes. It is very affordable with a single ticket costing less than 1 TND. There is also a more luxurious and expensive bus line known as the TUT bus and the bus departs every 15 minutes. If you want a more private mode of transportation use an airport taxis and they are usually metered.

    Tourists have plenty of options to get around Tunis. There is a tram system in the city with inexpensive tickets, usually around .48 TND. However, be aware that it can be packed during the rush hours. Taxis are a good option to get around, the taxis are metered, and the base fare is around .4 TND but can be much more expensive if you hail one off the street. 

    Tourist Visas in Tunis

    Nationals of 97 countries including Australia, China, Singapore, the United States, and Russia can enter and stay in Tunis for up to 90 days without a visa. Other nationalities not listed in the visa exemption agreement are advised to check at their nearest Tunisia embassy or consulate. The country provides an online visa application to simplify the process of obtaining a visa to enter the country.

    Additional Information

    1. Local Currency: Tunisian dinar (TND) is the official currency of Tunisia. 1 USD will get you 2.61 TND. 
    2. Money & Payments: ATMs are widespread in Tunis. Credit Cards, particularly MasterCard and Visa, are accepted in most top-end restaurants, hotels, and shops. Tipping is by no means mandatory but will be greatly appreciated.
    3. Local Language: Arabic is the official language and French is very common. English is not widely spoken except in tourist areas and hospitals.
    4. Local Culture and Religion: Most of the population follows Islam, but there are small groups of Christian and Jews.
    5. Public Holidays: The city celebrates major nationals and Islamic holidays such as Independence Day, Eid Al-Fitr, and Prophet Mohammed’s Birthday.

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