Symptoms of COVID-19 can vary, but usually include fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, and loss of taste or smell. It's important to be able to identify these symptoms quickly to help with early detection and treatment, which can help stop the virus from spreading.
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Get A Second OpinionThe most common symptoms of Coronavirus are:
In some cases, few emergency warning signs of coronavirus can be seen which need immediate medical attention; the below list includes the coronavirus emergency symptoms:
Immediate medical attention is required if you find any of the symptoms of coronavirus mentioned above.
Generally, coronavirus symptoms in kids are mild compared to adults, and some coronavirus infected children may not have any symptoms.
Symptoms of coronavirus in kids include:
Severe symptoms in babies may include:
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040-68334455The severity of coronavirus symptoms in adults can vary from very mild to severe. In some people, only a few symptoms, and some may not have any symptoms.
Some people may experience worsening symptoms, like worsening shortness of breath and pneumonia, and about a week later, symptoms start.
Symptoms of coronavirus in adults include:
Here are a few symptoms identified, especially for patients who have existing health ailments:
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A day to day coronavirus symptom shows how Covid-19 can lead from bad to worse. If a person is not feeling well they should consult a doctor immediately because an asymptomatic person can also be diagnosed with Covid-19. Here are few coronavirus symptoms classified day wise:
| Day | Coronavirus Symptom Details |
|---|---|
| Day 1 - Day 2 | The initial symptoms are similar to the common cold and sore throat. A person doesn’t have any symptoms of fever or tiredness. They can easily have some solid and liquid foods. |
| Day 3 | The patients start having a bitter throat and start feeling the pain in their throat. Body temperature starts rising and some uncommon symptoms that can be found are nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea. |
| Day 4 | Some serious pain can be felt in the throat. There may be some other symptoms that can be found like feeling weakness and getting some joint pain. |
| Day 5 - Day 6 | The body starts showing some symptoms of fever. And the common symptoms that can be found are dry cough and breathing difficulty. Most patients would feel tired and exhausted. |
| Day 7 | If the patients are not recovering by the 7th day then they may get some serious cough and high breathing problems. Fever can rise up to 102 degrees. Further, they may develop some headache and body pain. |
| Day 8 - Day 9 | The situation starts getting worse as the patient's body temperature starts increasing. Shortness of breath can be felt frequently. |
| Day 10 - Day 11 | Doctors send patients for Chest X-ray as they get the severity of breathlessness. Patients start losing appetite and may face abdominal pain. The condition may need an immediate ICU treatment. |
| Day 12 - Day 14 | By the 13th day patients start to recover. Also, the breathing difficulties that they were facing started getting normal. Some patients may have a cough after getting discharged from the hospitals. |
| Day 15 - Day 16 | The minority of the patients who are still diagnosed may have a cardiac or kidney injury. |
| Day 17 - Day 19 | Rare cases can be found on the 18th day. Some patients may get some secondary infection that can be caused by a pathogen in the lower respiratory tract. |
| Day 20 - Day 22 | The patients who survive from Covid-19 are getting completely recovered. |
Coronavirus and cold share some of the same respiratory symptoms. The symptoms can be seen immediately within 2-3 days if we have a cold. Some common symptoms that can be found if we have Cold are:
| S. No | Coronavirus Symptoms | Cold Symptoms |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Coronavirus symptoms cannot be diagnosed immediately. The symptoms arise from mild to severe and it can be seen within 14 days | Cold symptoms can be seen immediately within 2-3 days |
| 2. | Fever | Sneezing |
| 3. | Fatigue | Running nose |
| 4. | Dry cough | Mild or sore throat |
| 5. | Loss of appetite | Cough |
| 6. | Body aches | Watery eyes |
| 7. | Shortness of breath | Fever (in a rare case, mostly people diagnosed with cold don’t get fever) |
| 8. | Sore throat | |
| 9. | Headache | |
| 10. | Loss of smell or taste |
TTo know the exact reason behind your symptoms you may consult a Doctor. Mild symptoms can easily be recovered at home. If some severe symptoms are found then they have to be admitted to the Hospital based on doctors advice.
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Coronavirus and flu can have some similar symptoms that can raise from asymptomatic to severe symptoms.
| S. No | Coronavirus Symptoms | Flu Symptoms |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Fever | Fever |
| 2. | Fatigue | Cough |
| 3. | Dry cough | Sore Throat |
| 4. | Loss of appetite | Stuffy nose |
| 5. | Body aches | Body aches |
| 6. | Shortness of breath | Headaches |
| 7. | Sore throat | Tiredness |
| 8. | Headache | Flu can result in the serious respiratory tract that can trigger an inflammatory response in the body. Some serious signs are:
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| 9. | Loss of smell or taste | |
| 10. | Running nose |
COVID-19 spreads more easily than flu. People can be contagious for a longer period of time. The main difference is there is a vaccine for flu but there is no vaccine for COVID-19.
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Book an AppointmentThe novel Coronavirus spreads quickly from person to person. People who develop COVID-19 symptoms improve within 2-4 weeks of treatment. But this doesn’t give a clear chart of how long a virus can stay in our body. There are many cases where people, after recovery, are again diagnosed with Covid-19.
Coronavirus has an incubation period during which people are already in contact with the virus before noticing the symptoms. Some people who are asymptomatic are also diagnosed with Covid-19.
| Severity | Transmission Period |
| No symptoms | Since the symptoms appeared before 10 days |
| Mild Symptoms | 10 days after the symptoms showed |
| Severe Symptoms | Till 20 days after symptoms appear |
The symptoms may be present in a body for a short period, but in many people, they can last for a more extended period. People with mild symptoms were not back to their normal state for at least 14-21 days after they tested positive for COVID—19.
People who have had long COVID experiences also last longer with some more prolonged symptoms.
Medical imaging techniques such as X-rays or CT scans, as well as pulmonary function tests, are employed to assess lung damage, in addition to evaluating symptoms with the assistance of a healthcare provider.
Yes. Contracting a severe or even a mild case of COVID-19 can increase the risk of heart failure or a heart attack. While it is uncommon for the virus responsible for COVID-19 to directly affect the heart muscle, it can trigger complications in various parts of the body that may result in heart damage.
