Shilpa Shirodkar tests positive for covid: What you need to know as the case reappears

Actor Shilpa Shirodkar, who had a familiar face in 1990s pop films, tested positive for the 1990s pop films. The actress went to Instagram on Monday to share news with her fans and kind-hearted people, urging everyone to stay safe and continue to follow safety protocols.

Shilpa has starred in films such as Bewafa Sanam, Khuda Gawah and Gopi Kishan, giving her followers a simple and important message.

“Hello everyone! I’ve tested Covid well. Stay safe and wear a mask!” she wrote.
Her sister, Namrata Shirodkar, quickly made a gratifying “quick recovery” message in the comments.

Other celebrities including Sonakshi Sinha, Niki Aneja Walia and Bigg Boss contestant Chum Darang also sent a passionate desire to recover quickly.

Shilpa Shirodkar recently returned to the spotlight with her appearance on the 18th season of the reality show Bigg Boss, where she won her heart with her cheerful personality.

What to do if you test positive

If you or someone close to you test positive for Covid-19, you need some basic steps to manage the disease and prevent it from spreading to others:Separate immediately: Stay in a separate room with good ventilation and avoid contact with others.
Monitoring symptoms: Check temperature, oxygen levels (using a pulse oximeter), and symptoms such as cough, difficulty breathing, or soreness in the body.
Keep hydrated and eat plain meals: Drinking enough water and easy-to-digest food can help maintain energy levels.
Take medications only as recommended: Don’t obey yourself. Follow the advice of a doctor or local health authority.
Wear a mask at home: If you are walking around in a shared space, always wear a mask and make sure others do the same.
Clean surfaces regularly: Disinfect areas that are usually touched, such as door handles, desks and cell phones.
Note warning signs: If you have difficulty breathing, chest pain, or low oxygen levels, seek medical help without delay.

The importance of caution, even

While the world is slowly moving beyond the pandemic, Covid-19 still poses a risk. New variants continue to emerge, and health experts remind us that staying alert is key.

Wearing a mask, avoiding large gatherings and maintaining a cautious attitude remains essential, especially in crowded cities and public places.