Covid 4th wave: 8 symptoms to be careful with variant fears in the middle of XE
Although Covid cases and related deaths show a sign of decline, the World Health Organization (which) officially confirms that Coronavirus remains a major health hazard. Meanwhile, cases increased in several Indian countries including Delhi-NCR and Gujarat. Although experts show that there is no reason to panic at this time, it is still not time to disappoint. In such circumstances, it is best to remain careful and remain vigilant about the following symptoms:
What is the current Covid situation?
Following a large covid surge led by omicron variants, cases are in a decline in India and globally. However, some new variants have been found including BA.4 and BA.5. Also, recombinant viruses, including XE, XF, XD, are also circulated globally.
Also after a decrease in significant daily infections, several countries once again watched a little uptick in the case.
Meanwhile, noting that we are still in the middle of a pandemic, the head of Tedros Adhanom Ghebreesus said on Wednesday, “This virus has over time to be more contagious and remains deadly especially for unprotected and does not have access to health care and antivirus”
What are the symptoms to be considered?
Some common covid symptoms to note: coughing, runny nose, fatigue, sore throat, headache, and loss of scents and taste. After the omicron variant appears, people have also begun to report symptoms such as gastronomic disorders, joint pain etc.
Can the newly identified variant lead to another Covid wave?
Speaking of the next wave, experts tell whether XE will cause new waves or newer variants, different will cause waves, we cannot predict. “During this pandemic life, some variants have been identified, most of which have died quickly.”
Variants have circulated in the UK since 2022, but fewer severe cases have been reported. This means that its concern is low and moreover, people infected with the Omicron variant previously had enough antibodies to resist severe re-infection cases. Therefore, the opportunity to watch other waves is low.
