These Are The Most Common Symptoms Of Covid-19
ZOE has reported on the most common COVID symptoms since the outbreak of the pandemic. They also report on how these symptoms have changed over the years.
These symptoms have changed due to a variety of reasons, including the introduction and emergence of new vaccines.
The SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus causing COVID-19, which causes COVID-19, is like every virus. Its ability to spread and its symptoms are constantly changing.
The following are the top symptoms that contributors to positive COVID tests reported, based on the ZOE Health Study data as of December 5, 2022.
- A sore throat
- A runny nose
- A blocked nose
- Sneezing
- A cough that doesn’t produce phlegm
- A headache
- A cough that produces phlegm.
- a hoarse voice
- Muscle aches and pains
- A different sense of smell
The top five symptoms were the ones we used to report. These symptoms change over time. We now report the top 10 symptoms which are more stable.
What Is The Difference Between A Fever And A Loss Of Taste Or Smell?
These days, the “traditional” symptoms of loss of smell ( Anosmia), breathlessness and fever are less common.
Anosmia is ranked 14th on the list of most common symptoms. Shortness of breath ranks 16th. Anosmia was once a major indicator of COVID-19. However, only 16% of those with the disease now experience it.
What Are The Other Symptoms?
ZOE was the first to demonstrate that there are many COVID-19 symptoms.
For more information on each symptom, visit our symptoms Erie blog.
What Should You Do If You Have Symptoms?
You should rest at home if your throat feels sore or you start to sneeze less often.
This is especially important if you live with or work with someone who is more at risk.
Sneezing can be a major way viruses spread. To reduce the spread of viruses, cover any coughs or sneezes you have with tissue or your elbow. After you have washed your hands, don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth.