Most patients show symptoms of coronavirus in the same order

Unexpected results that may help detect the virus earlier. Researchers made important discoveries by analyzing WHO data. Almost all patients with coronavirus seem to have the same symptoms in the same order. This is an important discovery that has made it possible to detect viruses more quickly.

In a study of coronavirus patients, important discoveries were made. Almost all of the patients seemed to have the same symptoms, and these symptoms appeared in the same order. This was the conclusion reached by researchers from the University of Southern California after analyzing WHO data. The order in which the symptoms appear differs from influenza and viruses with similar symptoms. This was done to make it easier to identify coronaviruses.

The sequence of symptoms in most patients with coronavirus

Symptoms begin with fever, and the second symptom is cough. Shortness of breath and muscle aches continue. These symptoms most often occur together. Affected people then suffer from nausea, upset stomach, and vomiting. Eventually intestinal symptoms such as diarrhea will appear. This study looked at an outbreak of the virus in more than 55,000 patients. I also looked at other symptoms such as sore throat, malaise and headache, but the order of symptoms was the same in all cases.

Similar viral symptoms are common in other viruses, but the order in which symptoms appear in coronavirus is particularly unique. The order in which symptoms appear depends on the virus being compared. WHO data on coronavirus are compared with data on influenza and previous viruses, SARS and MERS. Researchers and scientists have found that influenza usually starts with a cough and then a fever. This is the opposite of the coronavirus. In SARS and MERS, symptoms often started with fever and cough, but patients were much more likely to have bowel problems than coronavirus.