Covid-19 has caused many changes in both health and social terms. A wide variety of variants of the coronavirus have emerged that have changed daily habits. It is known that each variant has different symptoms and affects the disease process differently. Paying attention to the symptoms of Covid-19 and being conscious about it saves lives. The ZOE Health Study app, which collects information about Covid, warned that toilet trouble is a common sign of Covid in fully vaccinated people. He found that one in five people infected with Delta or Omicron variants and vaccinated two or three times experienced diarrhea.
IT STARTS IN THE FIRST DAYS OF INFECTION
The health app explained: “Diarrhea is an early symptom of Covid, starting on the first day of infection and increasing in intensity in the first week. It usually lasts an average of two to three days, but can last up to seven days in adults.” Some people may suffer from this toilet problem for longer than that, which seems to be “commonly reported in people with long-term Covid”.
THROAT PAIN IS A FREQUENT SYMPTOM
But diarrhea isn’t the only symptom that fully vaccinated people can experience. Two days ago, the app listed the current ranking of the most common symptoms after the two vaccines:
- Throat ache
- runny nose
- Stuffy nose
- persistent cough
- Headache
LOSS OF ODOR HAS DECREASED
Double vaccinated persons may experience original symptoms such as loss of smell, shortness of breath and fever, although less common at the onset of the pandemic. On the ZOE list, loss of smell ranks 6th, shortness of breath 29th, and fever 8th.
PEOPLE TAKING A DOSAGE HAVE THE MOST HEADACHES
People who take just one dose may also experience headaches, runny nose, sore throat, sneezing, and persistent coughing. However, headache is the most common symptom in this group.
Diarrhea CAN CAUSE VIRUS SPREAD TO THE HOUSEHOLD
Diarrhea can facilitate the spread of the virus to the household. The NHS advises people with diarrhea to “stay home and get plenty of rest”. Diarrhea sufferers should also drink a lot of fluids, including water or squash. But drinking juice and sodas can make the situation worse. It also warned these people not to prepare meals for others if possible and not to share towels, flannels, cutlery or utensils.
LATEST VARIANT
A new Omicron sub-variant called XBB has been detected in 26 countries without determining which ones, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday. He continues to encourage people to get vaccinated, although people with the double vaccine may still develop symptoms. “They provide the best protection against severe illness and hospitalizations this winter, and it’s never too late to take your first dose,” said Mary Ramsay, director of public health programs at the UK Health Security agency.