Times: There are other symptoms of corona other than coughing and fever

As new positive cases of Covid's infections are confirmed daily around the world, there is a high alert for any changes in anyone's health in anticipation of signs of infection, according to the British newspaper "Times".

According to the World Health Organization, the most common symptoms of an emerging coronavirus are fever, fatigue, and a dry cough. Some patients also experience sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle pain and stomach pain.

However, some experts recently warned of the emergence of other symptoms such as a complete loss of the sense of taste or smell in some people, who have been infected with the virus, and a recent study published in the American Scientific Journal of Gastroenterology indicates that about half of the cases that were proven to have COVID-19 suffered from symptoms The digestive system on top of which is diarrhea.

The British Health Service has identified high body temperatures and a persistent dry cough as specific symptoms to pay attention to. Over time, doctors around the world have seen more detailed experiences of how the coronavirus affects different people with the proliferation of conditions, and other symptoms can therefore be added to the official review list.

The following is a review of British newspaper "Times" testimonies of confirmed cases of COVID-19 or suspected, who suffered from more symptoms:

Losing sense of taste and smell

At the end of a week of skiing in northern Italy, Martin Brooke felt unwell, and after returning to England, Brooke, 67, found that his wife and adult son who was also on the flight had similar symptoms, including fatigue and coughing. Brooke was tested at his home and found to have HIV infection. Brooke says that what he felt was an influenza-like illness, but soon he began to lose his sense of taste and smell afterward. Brook feels recovering now as he spends the period of self-isolation, but has not yet recovered from these two instances.

Tingling hands and stomach upset

As for Helen Simpson, she says that after a few days of stomach upset and migraines, she began to feel tingling in the hands and legs. Simpson, who self-isolated as soon as she learned of her colleagues' injury, did not suffer from a cough or fever. Simpson, 51, who works as an endocrinologist at University College London hospitals, notes that her heartbeat reaches around 80-90 beats per minute. Then the situation worsened, as she spent four days in bed under severe fever and twitching. Over the past week, according to Simpson, the temperature decreased but was still experiencing "twitching spells" and an increase in dizziness.

Severe sweat and loss of appetite

Richard Gray, 42, recounts his experience with SK infection, saying: The condition started with severe headache and fatigue. After about six days, the condition developed into a persistent cough, high temperature and a strong feeling of fatigue I couldn't get out of bed.

I totally lost my appetite and forced myself to eat small meals, although there was no taste or smell. I was waking from sweating while sleeping all night, Gray adds.

Complete fatigue and headache

Sam Eagleton explains that she has experienced dizziness, tiredness, and persistent muscle pain. Egleton added that she then experienced headaches, high temperatures and heavy sweating at night. Then she started dry cough and shortness of breath. She explained that she felt fragile and weak with severe sinusitis.

Sore throat and shortness of breath

Ella Muir, a 28-year-old doctoral student from south London, says she started suffering from a sore throat about four weeks ago. She booked an appointment for a doctor's presumption, assuming he had tonsillitis, but a week later she had a high fever. She adds that she also suffered from coughing, severe breathing and full-body aches.

When shortness of breath began, I experienced a significant decline in my health, as dizzy spells and shortness of breath were overwhelmed by me, so I was eager to get oxygen and I was unable to speak except for a few words and with great difficulty. Then I reached the stage of high fever and sporadic chills, Muir said.