Covid 19-Fever with shivering can be a sign of covid infection, these 2 new symptoms are visible in patients

Health experts are warning people to take precautions and pay attention to the symptoms of covid infection. Symptoms are also changing amidst the changing behavior of Kovid variants. According to doctors, this time apart from symptoms like cold-cough and diarrhea in Kovid patients, serious symptoms like passing less urine and chest pain are also showing. As chest pain is a symptom of a heart attack, it is such a symptom that ignoring it can prove fatal. According to the report of IANS, Dr. Akshay Budhraja, senior consultant, respiratory and sleep medicine at Aakash Healthcare says that the cases of heart attack are increasing in the patients of Kovid as well as they have acute coronary syndrome. syndrome) are also being seen more. However, in some patients infected with Kovid, apart from diarrhea, complaints like less urination and chest pain have also been seen. (New symptoms of covid-19 infection in Hindi) These symptoms are also visible in Kovid patients At the same time, according to doctors, the new symptoms of Kovid-19 infection that are being seen in the patients this time are these problems- Extreme weakness temporary loss of sense of smell and taste fever with shivering breathing problems Headache and muscle pain Vomiting cold cough and sore throat running nose measures to prevent covid infection In view of the threat of Kovid-19 infection, wearing of masks has again been made mandatory in some parts of the country. Wearing a mask can reduce the risk of spreading the infection to a great extent. That is why, when leaving the house or meeting other people, put a mask on your face and cover the nose and mouth properly. Inform your doctor if you notice any of the symptoms. Do not go out of the house if you have a cold, cough or any other kind of problem. Follow social distancing and keep a safe distance from others. Avoid learning in crowded places. If you are at home, keep the windows open. Clean your hands frequently with soap and water. Use alcohol based sanitizer. Get vaccinated.