Thursday, April 2, 2020, Jimmy Mohamed was once again on the program Ce soir at Baba to answer questions from viewers and columnists about the coronavirus. While research and discoveries on the disease continue to evolve over the days since the start of the global pandemic, the doctor shares with Internet users the gestures that limit the spread of Covid-19.
Gloves and coronavirus
After explaining that there was no point in shaving beards or skulls for men, or that the virus could "reveal themselves through a rash", the general practitioner returned to the use of gloves. “When I go shopping at the supermarket, I wear gloves. Is it useful or it is useless, ultimately? Because I wear gloves, but I realize that I fiddle with my face too ”, questioned Sophie Coste. “When you put on gloves, you think you are protected except that the virus, when you touch a little dirty things at that time, you're going to put on gloves, but you're going to touch your face and then get sick ”, begins by explaining the columnist.
He goes on to point out that “Remove the gloves in the wrong way", And this "while there is a technique", which contaminates the hands "When in the end you think you are protecting yourself". Jimmy Mohamed believes that their use should be “Limited” and that you should prefer the “Hand wash and hydro-alcoholic solutions”. Finally, it also warns against projections in the eye, especially when the view is in contact with "contaminated hands" : "If you put on glasses or lenses, you have to have your hands clean."
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