The virus continues to circulate and infect. A new nocturnal symptom has been highlighted and linked to the Covid -19 strain and is closely related to the new sub-variant that is continuing to reap infected everywhere.
It is about Omicron BA5, a sub-variant that turns out to be very contagious and unfortunately underlies the countless infections that are spreading everywhere. The virus does not stop its course, it does not stop, but it changes, changes and infects us. Our role is not only to protect ourselves with due caution, but also to pay attention to those symptoms that can alert us to a possible infection. The research has highlighted a very important symptom that occurs at night and that concerns precisely those who have been infected with this sub-variant of the covid.
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We have known by now since the virus has dramatically affected our lives that they exist different strains of the virus in question and unfortunately a non-reassuring fact is that the virus has the ability to reinfect people. Let’s go into the specifics and try to understand better.
What are the symptoms to watch out for
One thing to watch out for is definitely night sweats, a fact that has emerged from some research conducted in the UK. Obviously we are witnessing a mutation of the virus in the chorus of these years. The advantage is to have done a vaccination campaign, and therefore since most of us are vaccinated the symptoms are not serious if we are infected with the sub-variants, but we must pay attention to this significant symptom that appears of us, namely sweating.
New shock symptom of #omicron
Lethal symptom: night sweats …. BAND AND SCIEM!@beraking latest news shame on you@sbruffinohttps://t.co/Rz2SzeaW9m
— ilchirurgo (@ilchirurgooo) August 3, 2022
Unfortunately, the cases of infections are still on the rise and especially if we analyze the situation in the United Kingdom, here are the cases increased by 7%. The virus has transformed into various strains, variants and sub variants. It continues to infect and we must always be very vigilant and pay attention. Opening your eyes to some important symptoms is essential for managing this virus and at least partially trying to stop its mad rush.