Symptoms of Coronavirus

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Recognizing Daily Signs and Symptoms of Coronavirus ALL DAY COVID-19 Before proceeding, please note that these general reviews are limited to initial self-examination and may vary from person to person. 

If you do not feel well, you should see a doctor immediately to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19. Common daily symptoms were completed in a study of 138 patients at Wuhan University Hospital in Zhongnan Hospital and another study involving 135 patients at Jinyintan Hospital and 56 patients at Wuhan Pulmonary Hospital. 

These symptoms are divided into: 

THE FIRST DAY OF DAYS 2 The first symptoms are similar to the common cold with a sore throat and no fever or feeling tired. Patients can still eat and drink as usual. Day 3 The patient's throat begins to ache slightly. The average body temperature is about 36.5 ° Celsius. Although rare, other symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, or mild diarrhea may occur. Day 4 A sore throat becomes very painful. Other symptoms, such as feeling weak and joint pain, begin to appear. 

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The patient can show a temperature reading between 36.5 ° to 37 ° Celsius. DAY 5 to DAY 6 A little heat begins. Patients show a temperature reading above 37.2 ° celsius. The second most common symptom, dry cough, also appears. Dyspnea or shortness of breath may occur from time to time. Many patients at this stage feel tired easily. Some symptoms remain the same.

 These four indicators are among the top five indicators of COVID-19 according to a recent report of the first outbreak shared by China and the WHO. Day 7 Patients who have not yet begun to recover by day 7 experience severe coughing and shortness of breath. 

Temperatures can rise as high as 38 ° Celsius. Patients may continue to suffer from headaches and nausea or severe diarrhea if present. Many patients are admitted to the hospital during this time. DAY 8 to DAY 9 By day 8, the symptoms may worsen in a patient with a chronic illness. Breathing is normal. Temperature readings at a distance of more than 38 °. In another study, Day 9 was the median time when Sepsis began to affect 40% of patients. 

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DAY 10 DAY 11 Doctors order imaging tests such as chest x-rays to detect respiratory distress in patients. Patients lose their appetite and may experience abdominal pain. This condition requires immediate treatment in the ICU. DAY 12 TO DAY 14 For survivors, symptoms can be successfully treated at this stage. 

The fever usually gets better and the difficulty of breathing may begin to subside by day 13. But some patients may still experience a mild cough even after leaving the hospital. DAY 15 to DAY Day 15 is a different situation for all a few other patients. The weaker group should be prepared for heart damage or kidney damage. 

DAY 17 TO DAY 19 The murder cases of COVID-19 occur in about 18 days. Prematurely, at-risk patients may develop secondary infections caused by new infections of the lower respiratory tract. A serious condition can lead to high blood pressure and ischemia. DAY 20 TO DAY 22 Surviving patients recover completely from the disease and are discharged from the hospital.

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