What are the symptoms that people may be able to ignore?

May 26, 2020 /
BiovalleyBIOON /-COVID-19 is internationally notorious as a respiratory infection that can cause fever, cough and breathing difficultiesbut these are not the only symptoms associated with the new coronavirussome PATIENTs with COVID-19 showed fewer typical symptoms, including nausea, diarrhea, chickenpox-like lesions, and so on"respiratory symptoms are clearly the most common, but we also see symptoms involving other organ systems," said DrEric Cioe-Pena, an emergency physician and director of global health at Northwell Health Center in New Hyde Park, New Yorkpeople withsymptoms of atypical infection may also experience more typical symptoms, such as fever, muscle pain, sore throat, and difficulty breathingimage source: https://cn.bing.com
However, others may only have atypical symptoms, while some people infected with the virus do not have any obvious symptoms at all"The virus infection is very, very widespread," saidCioe-PenaSome people are asymptomatic carriers whose bodies are well under control of the diseaseOthers have obviously serious systemic symptomsAnd then the rest are in between"
to understand some less common symptoms may help you identify COVID-19 if you or someone close to you has COVID-19 lost taste or smell
earlier this month, the CDC added "new taste or smell loss" to its COVID-19 symptom list Scientists at the University of California, San Diego, , studied the responses of 59 COVID-19 patients and found that more than two-thirds of them reported losing taste or smell your sense of taste or smell may also be affected by other diseases, such as flu or seasonal allergies In some cases, however, this change in this perception may be a warning sign for COVID-19 nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
so far, the CDC has not included nausea or other digestive discomfort on its list of symptoms However, early studies have shown that gastrointestinal discomfort is more common in patients with COVID-19 recently, the authors of a new study from Stanford Medicine reviewed the medical records of 116 patients who tested positive for COVID-19 found that nearly a third of people had digestive symptoms, including loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea rash, urticaria or chickenpox-like lesions
dermatologists in Lombardy, Italy, evaluated 88 people who tested positive for COVID-19 and found that about 20 percent had skin symptoms these skin symptoms include red rash, extensive urticaria, or chickenpox-like lesions "Patients may have skin damage on their feet or toes, or a rash similar to a skin infection," said Robert Glatter, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, Many rashes may manifest blood clotting or even bleeding on the surface of the skin or limbs "
mania, dizziness or muscle weakness
researchers in the Journal of Neurology of the American Medical Association (JAMA Neurology) reported that in some PATIENTs with COVID-19, mental disorders, mania and other neurological symptoms were also found mild neurological symptoms, such as loss of taste or smell, headache, dizziness or muscle weakness, can occur in the early stages of the disease More severe neurological symptoms may appear later "I've seen patients show confusion and mental changes Glatter said added: "Some people have (encephalitis) and need to be admitted to hospital for rigorous neurological monitoring "
cardiovascular complications early reports indicate that COVID-19 may increase the risk of abnormal clotting when a blood clot forms in a small blood vessel in the foot or other limbs, it causes mild skin symptoms when a blood clot appears in the lungs, heart, or brain, it can lead to more serious complications, such as pulmonary embolism, a heart attack, or stroke
"overall, clotting seems to be an important issue," said Dr Maxine Dexter, a lung and critical care specialist at Kaiser Permanente said: "We have heard from colleagues in the emergency room that some patients have stroke and heart attack softened and ended up positive for SARS-CoV-2 "
if the virus enters the heart cells, it can also cause a heart infection, i.e myocarditis The infection can lead to chest pain, arrhythmia, and even heart failure "Some of the patients we've seen have this severe coronavirus heart condition, which is very difficult to control," said Cioe-Pena "
invisible hypoxia a strange phenomenon in some people treated with COVID-19, which clinicians call "happy hypoxia." these people have low levels of oxygen in their blood, which usually leads to loss of consciousness However, they have been unusually alert and comfortable "What we see on the monitor doesn't match what the patient looks like in front of us," said Reuben Strayer, an emergency physician at The Medical Center in Maymonid, New York, "
some scientists speculate that the phenomenon may be caused by blood clots in small blood vessels in the lungs, more research is needed to test this hypothesis virus espresso is free to control
according to Cioe-Pena, the variety of symptoms associated with COVID-19 is not surprising because the coronavirus is new, our body has not yet established its immunity to it image source: https://cn.bing.com
so "it's free to control the body," says Cioe-Pena "Once you get into the lungs and blood, it can be easily spread around "
needs more research to understand how viruses affect different cells in the body When the virus enters cells in some organ systems, some symptoms may occur, while others may be caused by inflammation caused by the body's immune response to the infection "Things are moving so fast that it's hard for us to keep up in a short period of time, and the answers we give may change in a week "
prevent stoussire of infection
many people may be infected with the virus without realizing the wide spread of the new coronavirus In order to effectively identify and isolate confirmed cases of infection, Dexter says increased detection of the virus is critical "When people or their families are diagnosed with infected, they will need to be routinely screened and quarantined," she said added: "Until we can conduct extensive testing, we will not be able to get people back to work safely." "
currently, Cioe-Pena emphasizes the importance of continuous physical or social distance "We can't relax our social distance yet, " We have received encouraging news that new infections have decreased, but this is a direct causal link between social alienation But we won't get a medal because we work very hard in March and April and then we're slack in May (biovalleyBioon.com) References: 1, The Unusual COVID-19 Symptoms You Can Miss Symptoms of Coronavirus 3, Of The Odorde Patients Coronavirus Disease 2019 in Wuhan, China
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