The prevalence of virus variants has increased corona 2.75, according to the World Health Organization, so in this report we learn regarding the most prominent symptoms of the new Corona mutants, according to the “Times of India” website.
While Omicron is the dominant variant of the coronavirus at the moment, among the sub-variants BA.5 and its lineages account for regarding 70% of cases, the majority so far.
According to reports, cases of BA.4 descendant lineages decreased from 2.8% to 2.0% and cases of BQ.1 increased from 27.6% to 36.2%.
The incidence of infection with XBB, the recombinant variant of Omicron, is also increasing, and the incidence of XBB has increased from 4.2% to 5%.
The main symptoms to note for common variants
So far, the classic symptoms of Corona have been fever, body chills, chronic fatigue, body aches, headache, sore throat, and shortness of breath. People also suffer from chest pain, pink eye, nausea, and vomiting too.
Many people also had skin related issues such as rashes and purple toes.
With the presence of newer Corona strains with a high transmission rate and the ability to escape immunity, Corona infection has become a common occurrence and people who have been vaccinated are also infected.
The ZOE Health study tracked the symptoms of Corona in fully vaccinated individuals and found that these people most often suffered from sore throat, runny nose, stuffy nose, persistent cough and headache.
If you haven’t been vaccinated yet, you may experience these symptoms
The ZOE Health study also found symptoms seen in people who had not yet been vaccinated.
The study said that headache, sore throat, runny nose, fever, and persistent cough remain common symptoms in unvaccinated individuals, with headache being the most visible symptom, and other symptoms such as loss of the sense of smell that was widespread during the first and second waves of the disease. Corona infection does not appear these days. .
In light of the transmission rate of the virus and its ability to escape immunity, it is wise to follow safety measures such as: wearing masks, sanitizing hands frequently, avoiding touching exposed surfaces, and avoiding putting hands in the mouth without cleaning them properly.