Coronavirus can be asymptomatic or present with symptoms that people do not associate with the disease.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia have published their findings on the unusual symptoms of coronavirus in the North Norfolk News.
In their opinion, the coronavirus manifests itself in a special way in people who are at risk for age.
Scientists studied the characteristics of the course of the virus in patients who were in nursing homes. Most people had underlying chronic conditions, but the incidence of asymptomatic COVID-19 cases was above average.
Later, the researchers came to the conclusion that when faced with atypical manifestations of the coronavirus, people suffered from a deterioration in their general condition and coughing fits.People living in nursing homes are at a greater risk of contracting and severe coronavirus because they have underlying medical conditions. But the diagnosis is complicated by the fact that the coronavirus manifests itself in general symptoms, worsening the patient's condition as a whole.Doctors urge to pay special attention to the complaints of relatives and older patients, even if they, at first glance, do not indicate infection with coronavirus (COVID-19).
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