Omicron Symptoms. The Ministry of Health has officially published a list of symptoms

Omicron Symptoms. The Ministry of Health has officially published a list of symptoms

The Ministry of Health reported the symptoms of the new strain of the coronavirus Omicron. The most common are a runny nose and headache.

 

This is reported by RBC-Ukraine, referring to the message of the Ministry of Health.

 

Those infected with Omicron most often have the following symptoms:

 

  runny nose (73%),

 

headache (67.5%),

 

fatigue (63.5),

 

sneezing (60%),

 

sore throat (59.6%).

 

At the same time, no significant difference from the symptoms of the "Delta" strain, which now dominates in Ukraine, was found. Therefore, additional symptoms may be observed:

 

cough (43.5%),

 

hoarse voice (35.7%),

 

chills or shivering (30%),

 

fever (29.4%),

 

loss/distortion of smell and/or taste (23.7%).

 

Although Omicron symptoms appear similar to the common cold, the new strain can also cause long-term health effects, hospitalizations and deaths, the Health Department noted.

 

Because of the rapid spread of Omicron, those who have not received at least a basic course of vaccination against COVID-19 are at risk.





The Ministry of Health reported the symptoms of the new strain of the coronavirus Omicron. The most common are a runny nose and headache.

 

This is reported by RBC-Ukraine, referring to the message of the Ministry of Health.

 

Those infected with Omicron most often have the following symptoms:

 

  runny nose (73%),

 

headache (67.5%),

 

fatigue (63.5),

 

sneezing (60%),

 

sore throat (59.6%).

 

At the same time, no significant difference from the symptoms of the "Delta" strain, which now dominates in Ukraine, was found. Therefore, additional symptoms may be observed:

 

cough (43.5%),

 

hoarse voice (35.7%),

 

chills or shivering (30%),

 

fever (29.4%),

 

loss/distortion of smell and/or taste (23.7%).

 

Although Omicron symptoms appear similar to the common cold, the new strain can also cause long-term health effects, hospitalizations and deaths, the Health Department noted.

 

Because of the rapid spread of Omicron, those who have not received at least a basic course of vaccination against COVID-19 are at risk.