Please call NHS 111 and speak to a nurse.
Tell them that you have been advised by this tool to call about coronavirus symptoms.
The phone service will be very busy but you must wait until you get through.
You also need to isolate yourself and stay indoors for at least 7 days.
- Any other people you live with who dont have symptoms also need to isolate themselves for at least 14 days.
- The person you live with who has these symptoms needs to isolate themselves at home for at least 7 days.
- If you develop fever or cough during that time you should complete this form again.
- Even though you are in the house together, you should try and stay away from each other as much as you can.
- If you live with someone aged 70 or older, or who has a long-term health condition or is pregnant, try and find somewhere else for them to stay for 14 days (where they can isolate themselves).
Find out more about how to self-isolate. Please read and follow this guidance carefully to protect others.
To protect yourself and others, do not go to a GP, pharmacy or hospital.
What happens next?
If, after 14 days, you still feel well, you can go back to your normal activities.
If you develop symptoms during this period, please complete this form again.
Please ask the person you live with who has symptoms to complete this form.
What do I do about work?
- You can request an isolation note from the NHS for your employer if you:
- Are not well enough to work while you are self-isolating; or
- Need to self-isolate but have a job which means you cannot work from home.
- If you feel well enough to work, ask your employer if you can work from home. You do not need an isolation note for this.
- You can also use this service to request an isolation note on behalf of someone else.
- Please do not contact your GP for an isolation note. Please use this service instead.