People are panicking about the Coronavirus as of lately. That virus is fairly contagious and has already caused many deaths along the way. The new virus has been the talk to the media and public officials as well. People should monitor their health and that is a big concern for them. Talk to a doctor about any signs of the virus. They can offer advice about personal health and what options people can have over time.
Fever Or Chills:
A sudden fever should be a cause for concern. Take the patient’s temperature regularly to monitor any difference. The virus can cause a temperature spike or a feeling of chills in the body.
Cough:
A persistent cough is a worrisome sign for people. That is disruptive and might be a symptom of the virus.
Nausea:
Many patients have reported nausea as part of the virus. Doctors can assess these symptoms and provide medication to ease nausea.
Headache:
The virus commonly causes feelings of headaches for the patient. That is a sign to seek some medical assistance sometime soon.
Loss Of Smell:
A loss of the olfactory senses will be fairly common. Patients should take notice of that fact as they progress.
Body Aches:
A few minor aches might be fairly common for people. But persistent aches are a sign of trouble for them. Call a doctor if the aches continue in time.
Trouble Breathing:
Breathing issues could affect patients at all age levels. Discuss these problems with a doctor if they are becoming serious for the patient.
Sore Throat:
The virus does affect the throat and that is a cause for worry. Patients might confuse the coronavirus with a different ailment. Sore throat is just one symptom to follow.
Fatigue:
The onset of fatigue is common with the coronavirus. Patients should follow their fatigue and decide if it becomes worse over time.
Runny Nose:
The runny nose is a sure sign that a patient is sick. It might not be the coronavirus, but it is worth a look by a doctor.
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All the symptoms u describe my wife had these mid Feb right through March and into April we are mostly better now still get tired very quickly do u think we had covid went to docs at start breathing down to 52% not funny but getting there now
This is how I felt, I had this February. I’m getting stronger now, but still get some aches and pains.
Who are you?
Same here
I feel like I had this in February. The cough,chills,and aches were horrible. Never been so sick. Took over 2 weeks to get to where I felt human again. Cough was so bad it literally hurt my hips. Awful!!!!
I had fever running noise continues headache slight cough
I have been sick for Almost 2 weeks. Two Saturdays back I began to feel very sick, body aches, throat paining, lots of smell, blocked noise, headache and feeling weak, even hot flashes. I am drinking all sort of medicine but with no luck. I going to visit the doctor tomorrow.
After a visit to an Iowa nursing home in November in Storm Lake. Iowa, became very ill. Many of the residents of the home died … illnesses were labeled as bronchitis and sinusitus. I had worst illness of my life. Had many antibiotics. Took 3 Z-parks to finally clear it up in March. Was it Coronavirus?
In February I woke up with extreme mailase and could hardly walk, doctor was puzzled. A few weeks later I had a cough and could hardly breath, I broke out in a night sweat, I also could not smell – I took normal flu meds and got well.