A sign you can hear in your ears reveals that you have an Omicron… before symptoms appear

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Sunday 20 February 2022

Books – Syed Metwally

Scientists continue to search for symptoms of the omicron mutant of the Corona virus, and it seems that there is a new and strange sign that you hear in your ears that may reveal your infection.

And there is a specific sign that appears on “Omicron” patients, before they feel the appearance of symptoms on their bodies, according to the British newspaper thesun.

“This sign is manifested in a hoarse or hoarse voice, and this main symptom is actually something that you and others may be able to hear, revealing that you have Omicron.”

You may not even realize you have an Omicron disease, until someone points out that you have a hoarse or hoarse voice.

At this point, you should consider “testing”, because a sore throat is one of the most common symptoms of Covid that is currently being reported.

Voice impairment is associated with sore throat, the most prominent symptom of the new mutant so far.

Symptoms associated with Omicron are such that it may go undetected because it may appear as a cold or a little giggle.

Omicron is milder than other strains, especially in vaccines, so it does not infect people as strongly when infected.

While most people won’t think anything of it to do with your nose or sore throat, it’s important if you think you can contract Omicron, get tested and isolate yourself, to avoid spreading the disease to the most vulnerable people.

For his part, Professor Tim Spector, who oversees an application for tracking symptoms of corona, says: “The British record in the application that the throat is the most prominent symptom indicating that they have Omicron, a sore throat is really a major sign of Omicron.”

He added: “Many patients talk about great pain in the throat, more than what happened to them in other colds, and “Omicron” still reveals day after day many symptoms, beyond a runny nose and sore throat, and some of them appear on the skin.”

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