What Are the Symptoms of Corona Disease? Although there are various symptoms of corona disease, some common symptoms have been observed in most of the infected. As such, symptoms of the disease usually begin with a dry cough and fever. Later, however, if the disease takes severe form, breathing problems occur. Oxygen levels in the body decrease.

Many people start with headache and body ache, but within seven days of being affected, the body becomes feverish. Rash also appears again on the body of many. Many people are losing their sense of taste and smell. Other than this symptom are very common symptoms. So many people ignore them. As a result, the danger increases.

From personal experience, I had a slight fever and cough in between. I see a doctor without delay. Doctor Babu also asked me to get corona test without taking any risk. Fortunately, the test yielded no negative results. Now if it were the other way around, I would have the disease and I would be in trouble if I dismissed it as a normal symptom.

Therefore, I would request Koramitras to consult a doctor without taking any risk if such symptoms appear and if necessary, take a corona test on his advice.

The coronavirus primarily attacks the lungs. Usually starts with dry cough with fever. After a week of fever and cough, shortness of breath is felt.

According to the World Health Organization, it can take up to 14 days for a person infected with the virus to show symptoms. This is called the incubation period. This means that the virus can remain dormant in the body until the patient shows symptoms.

53% said they suffered from weakness

29% reported that they had cough for some time

28% have dyspnea

18% said they could not taste or smell

10.5% are suffering from fever

Of those who tested positive for the coronavirus, 59% suffered loss of taste or smell, the study found.

So far the death rate from the disease is low (between 1% and 2%) - but these figures are not entirely reliable. Some parts of Europe are now showing higher mortality rates.

According to a survey of 56,000 infected patients, a statistic from the World Health Organization revealed:

6% become critically ill with the disease - developing lung failure, septic shock, organ failure and death.

14% have acute symptoms. They mainly develop breathing problems.

80% have mild symptoms - some may have symptoms of pneumonia in addition to fever and cough.

Older people and those with underlying medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure) are more likely to become seriously ill.

1. The affected person will continue to develop a sore throat.

2. The affected person's voice will break.

3. Body temperature will be around 36.5 centigrade.

4. From now on there will be problems in eating and drinking.

5. Mild headache and diarrhea will start from now.

1. From the 5th day the infection will start increasing.

2. A severe sore throat will begin.

3. It will be very difficult to eat and drink anything during the pain.

4. Voice cracking will start to increase.

5. Pain can be felt in any part of the body, and it can spread throughout the body.

6. Pain will be felt in the joint parts of the body

1. Fever will still be mild, body temperature can be 37 centigrade.

2. There will be sore throat with dry cough, sore throat on talking and drinking.

3. Fatigue will be felt followed by severe vomiting.

4. From now on, shortness of breath will start.

5. Joint pain will spread throughout the body.

6. Severe vomiting and diarrhea will increase.

1. Body temperature will go to 38 centigrade.

2. There will be excessive expectoration with coughing.

3. Symptoms of body aches, headaches, vomiting and diarrhea will worsen.

1. Severe shortness of breath will begin, chest heaviness with each breath.

2. Cough headache, joint pain, will continue to increase.

3. Body temperature will rise above 38 centigrade.

If all these symptoms are found in you partially or completely, immediately lock yourself home without delay, consult a doctor.