10 early symptoms of COVID-19

The incubation period of COVID-19 is generally 4-8 days, and the longest is 1 to 14 days. People with underlying diseases, after being infected with the virus due to low immunity, can invade the lungs and multiple organs of the body. In addition, there are 10 early signs of new coronary pneumonia, such as diarrhea, loss of smell, conjunctivitis, etc. It is very important to pay attention to the early symptoms of new coronary pneumonia for the prevention and treatment of the disease.

There are 10 early signs of COVID-19 that appear within 1-14 days.

The top ten symptoms of the early stage of new coronary pneumonia:

1. Headache, sore throat, congestion. The new coronavirus causes abnormalities in the lungs that raise body temperature, eventually leading to a sore and congested throat. If you have persistent headaches that cannot be relieved with medication, take your temperature as soon as possible, as this may be a symptom of the novel coronavirus;

2. Fever. High fever is the most common symptom of the current epidemic of new coronary pneumonia. After the virus invades, the human immune system quickly adjusts body temperature to kill the high-temperature virus. At the same time, fever is also a signal of the body's inflammatory response;

3. Diarrhea. Some people develop diarrhea after contracting the new coronavirus, which is caused by an infection of the digestive tract caused by contracting the new coronavirus. At present, a new type of coronavirus has been isolated from human feces, and oral feces has become a new route of infection;

4. It may also be dry cough and chest tightness. Early symptoms after infection vary. Some people may have a cough and chest tightness. This dry cough is usually not accompanied by a cough;

5. There will be pain all over the body. Patients in the early stage of new coronary pneumonia may have symptoms such as mild depression in the limbs or soreness in the waist and back muscles;

6. In the case of pink eye. The early symptoms of the new coronary pneumonia disease are also reflected in the eyes, resulting in conjunctivitis in patients, often referred to as pink eye disease;

Or the symptoms of soreness in the limbs. In the early stage of infection with new coronary pneumonia, patients will feel tired and sore limbs, and fatigue will occur after a little activity;

8. Excessive fatigue. For some people, extreme fatigue may be an early symptom of COVID-19.

9. Loss of smell and taste. Loss of smell and taste is one of the rarest early symptoms;

10. Shortness of breath. In general, shortness of breath is not an early symptom of new coronary pneumonia, but it is serious. It can occur alone without coughing; the early symptoms of the above 10 cases of new coronary pneumonia are similar to those of a cold, but there are differences, so pay attention to the identification.

Symptom characteristics of new coronary pneumonia 1-14 days:

First, patients with new coronary pneumonia in the early stage will have a fever and low-grade fever. The body temperature is generally above 37 degrees, and symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, and sore throat will appear. In addition to the above symptoms, the patient may also be accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue and dry cough.

Second, some NCP patients do not have obvious symptoms when they see a doctor, such as fever and cough. Their symptoms are usually digestive tract diseases, such as loss of appetite, fatigue, lack of energy, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

Third, because the new coronary pneumonia virus will flow to various organs of the human body with human blood, the first symptoms in the early stage of new coronary pneumonia are also manifested in the nervous system and cardiovascular systems such as headache, palpitations, and chest tightness.

The early symptoms of new coronary pneumonia will also be reflected in the patient's eyes, leading to conjunctivitis, and some patients will also be accompanied by symptoms such as muscle pain in the limbs or waist and back.

Patients with new coronary pneumonia usually develop the above symptoms within 5-10 days after the onset of the disease. These patients will have the above symptoms, such as severe respiratory distress syndrome, septic shock, uncorrectable metabolic acidosis, and coagulation dysfunction. For the treatment of new coronary pneumonia, we must adhere to the principles of early detection and early treatment, and at the same time, even if you are sick, you must take personal protection to ensure the patient's recovery and good physique. If the condition worsens, severe cases can lead to death.

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