Omicron Symptoms: Do not ignore these 5 symptoms of Omicron, otherwise it will increase

Omicron Symptoms: Regarding the Omicron variant, scientists say that it is affecting the immunity system a lot, so people who have received both doses of the vaccine also need to be alert. For this, you mustn't ignore these symptoms at all. Let us know about these symptoms of Omicron Symptoms-

 The cases of the new variant Omicron of the coronavirus are increasing continuously. Everywhere, there is just a lot of talk and speculation about the signs and symptoms of this new variant. The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified this form of corona as a variant of concern. Various organizations have advised us to be cautious about the infection rate of this variant of Corona. Regarding the Omicron variant, scientists say that it is affecting the immunity system a lot, so people who have received both doses of the vaccine also need to be cautious. For this, you mustn't ignore these symptoms at all. Let us know about these symptoms of Omicron Symptoms.

Scratchy Throat – According to South African doctor, Angelique Coetzee, patients infected with Omicron are seeing a problem like a scratchy throat instead of a sore throat. Although both these conditions can be similar to an extent, although the problem of the scratchy throat is more painful.

Fatigue- Like the earlier variants, Omicron may cause tiredness or extreme tiredness. A person may feel tired, experience low energy and have a strong urge to rest, which can disrupt everyday activities. However, it is important to note that fatigue can also arise from other causes and health problems. Be sure to see a doctor confirm your condition.

Mild fever- A mild to moderate fever has been one of the reported symptoms of COVID19 since the onset of the coronavirus, but in Omicron the fever is mild and can persist for several days.

Dry cough – According to the South Africa Health Department, people suffering from Omicron may also have a dry cough. This symptom was also visible in the symptoms of Kovid 19. Dry cough occurs when your throat becomes dry or you feel something stuck in your throat due to infection.

Night sweats- According to Dr. Anben Pillay of South Africa's Department of Health, night sweats are also symptoms of this disease. At the same time, there is a lot of sweating at night. The most surprising thing is that even if a person suffering from this disease sleeps by running AC or in a cool place, he still sweats.

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The symptoms of Omicron are very similar to the previous strain of Kovid, but experts believe that its symptoms appear sooner than the previous Covid-19 strain.

The new variant of the coronavirus, Omicron, is growing globally. Health officials around the world are concerned about this and are constantly advising people to take measures to avoid it. Let us inform you that so far 163 cases of Omicron have been reported in India. With 78,610 cases, the UK has recorded the highest daily number of COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Britain's Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty says Omicron's records are going to be broken in the next few weeks, as rates continue to rise.

Although we all already know about the symptoms of COVID-19 like fever, fatigue, persistent cough, loss of smell, and taste, experts believe that the symptoms of Omicron variants can be more and more unusual. Dr. Angelique Coetzee, President of the South Africa Medical Association, has said that 'the disease causes mild infections and affected individuals have not reported any severe symptoms. Those who were diagnosed with Omicron complained of symptoms such as fever, sore throat, fatigue, and body aches. The good thing is that they got treated on their own and these people got well soon. But the question is whether Omicron's symptoms actually appear sooner than other strains of Kovid-19. We all need to know about this.

Night sweats a new symptom of Omicron

Before knowing whether symptoms of Omicron appear sooner than other strains of Kovid-19, it is worth talking about the symptoms encountered by Omicron. Doctor Anben Pillay of South Africa's Department of Health has alerted people about its new symptom. He has said that night sweats are being seen as a symptom of new variants of Omicron. According to the doctor, this symptom can also be seen along with common symptoms like body ache, sore throat.

What is the incubation period for covid-19?

According to the WHO, after a person is infected with the virus, it takes at least 5 to 6 days for symptoms to appear. However, the incubation period can be up to 14 days. It is believed that a person infected with Kovid-19 can transmit the SARs-CoV-2 virus to others about two days before the onset of symptoms and for 10 days thereafter. Regardless of whether a person has symptoms or not, they are more capable of transmitting the infection to others.

Get quarantined as soon as you come in contact with an infected person

Let us tell that a person infected with Kovid-19 becomes contagious for about 2 days before symptoms start and 10 days after. This means that you can infect anyone during this infectious window. If you come in contact with a person infected with Kovid, then at the first moment, quarantine yourself and get tested as soon as possible. Until your report comes, do not come in contact with anyone even by forgetting and keeping your distance.

If you are found to be Omicron positive, first of all, self-isolate yourself. Keep an eye on the symptoms. If you feel short of breath, have chest pain or lack oxygen, do not delay and seek medical help immediately.

Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. It cannot in any way be a substitute for any medicine or treatment. Always contact your doctor for more details.

Symptoms of Omicron appear early

Omicron cases have increased rapidly around the world in a very short time. The characteristics of the new variant are said to be slightly stable. But does this mean that the incubation period of the new variant is shorter than normal? Research on this is still going on. Experts believe that Omicron's symptoms may appear sooner than previous COVID-19 variants.