The coronavirus vaccines provide significant protection against COVID-19, but the risk of infection remains. The main symptom in vaccinated people with the disease is frequent sneezing.
This is evidenced by data published in the app for epidemiological research of coronavirus
ZOE COVID Symptom Study, reports Express… As the research team explained, sneezing is usually not a symptom of COVID-19 and is most likely a sign of a common cold or allergy, but it can also be a symptom of the coronavirus in people who have been vaccinated.
“While many people with COVID-19 may sneeze, this is not the ultimate symptom because sneezing is very common, especially during the warmer months when people can experience hay fever,” the scientists said.
As a reminder, the symptoms of coronavirus disease are: high fever (fever), chills or shivering, persistent cough, loss or change in smell (anosmia), loss or change in taste (dysgeusia), headache, fatigue, sore throat, sudden confusion (delirium) especially in the elderly, skin rash, changes in the mouth or tongue, red and painful fingers or toes, shortness of breath, chest pain, muscle pain, hoarse voice, diarrhea, skipping meals, abdominal pain, runny nose.
Researchers recommend that if any symptoms of coronavirus appear, stay at home and get tested for COVID-19, even if the person is vaccinated.
Also note that due to mutations the main symptoms of coronavirus have changed… So, if earlier people most often complained of coughing, loss of tastes and smells, now the most common symptoms of the disease are headache, sore throat, runny nose and fever.
As reported OBOZREVATEL:
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