It makes you cough, makes you feel weak, raises the temperature, closes the sinuses and constantly produces mucus… England is on edge due to the new virus, which is much worse than a typical cold. Patients who contract the virus cannot leave their beds for weeks while waiting for recovery. So much so that patients even use harsh expressions about the virus.
MYNET – FOREIGN NEWS
Cases of a severe cold virus with symptoms such as cough and fatigue that last for weeks have soared across the UK. Patients seeking help to recover described the new virus as worse than any norovirus.
HE COULD NOT BREATH OR SMELL FOR DAYS.
The virus has symptoms such as fever, headache, nasal congestion, cough and fatigue. Someone who recovered from the disease only after 3 weeks revealed the alarming extent of the virus with the words, “My sinuses were almost completely closed. I could only breathe easily for a short time, but on the other hand, I produced a terrible amount of mucus,” and added, “When I got out of bed this morning, I could breathe and smell again.” .
NEW VARIANT OF COVID-19? “IT CANNOT BE DETECTED IN TESTS”
Another person suffering from the same virus compared the disease, which he described as ‘terrible’, to the flu. A patient who caught the virus in October and recovered from it said, “I couldn’t leave the bed for days and then the house for a week. I think this is a Covid-19 variant that could not be detected in tests. It was worse than all the gastroenteritis I had before 2020.”
“I HAVE FEELING BAD FOR WEEKS”
The comment of a person who had a severe disease was also harsh:
“This is despicable. I couldn’t get out of bed for days and I’ve been feeling bad for a few weeks.”
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ARE AT RISK
Although the theories that the virus in question is a new Covid-19 variant are not certain, they are considered to be true. In the latest report of the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS), it was stated that a total of 11.7 million people in England will receive a flu vaccine and 8.6 million people will receive Covid-19 supplements by 2023, but millions more people in sensitive groups are at risk.
YorkshireLive has shared the NHS’s official advice. According to this; In case of any respiratory viral infection, it is recommended to get plenty of rest, drink plenty of water and drink hot lemon and honey drinks to relieve the cough. Vitamin C is also said to have preventive benefits. It is also stated that zinc is a good supplement to fight against colds.
