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Fatigue, headache, and loss of odor are the most common symptoms during the first 7 days of COVID-19 illness. This is one of the findings of the world’s largest public scientific research, which is being carried out in the UK, BTV reported.
More than 4 million people report their symptoms in a specially developed mobile app with the help of British authorities, and the statistics are processed by scientists at the Royal College of London. Thus, the island’s government aims to support its health system, but it also detects unsuspected symptoms of the disease.
82% of people between 18 and 65 years old and positive for COVID-19 feel it general fatigueY headache occurs at 72 percent. Therefore, they turn out to be the most common early symptoms and scientists even call them “dark horses of the coronavirus.” However, they caution that these symptoms can occur in other milder illnesses as well, so they should not be taken as a test sign.
Loss of sense of smell meet 55% of the study participants. Scientists describe it as “the most characteristic symptom of COVID-19.” However, along with other common symptoms like coughing and headaches, it is more specific to active adults between the ages of 18 and 65 than it is to children and people over 65. With dry throat half of the people in the study between the ages of 18 and 65 crashed.
One of the important conclusions is that age is extremely important for the fight against disease and its development in the human body. Older people have even reported periods of disorientation, confusion, and shortness of breath. These situations are much less common in active men and women.
