Update on covid symptoms “Omicron” or “Omicron” Dr. Apisamai Srirangsan, Assistant Spokesperson for the Situation Administration CenterCovid-19 or Prof. disclosed symptoms of the 2019 novel coronavirus infection. “Omicron” In Thailand, there are 41 cases, of which 8 are the most common. Cough 54% Sore throat 37% Fever 29 % Muscular pain 15% 12% mucus headache … Read more
“Doctor Thira” Assoc.Prof.Dr. Teera Worathanarat, Faculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn University Facebook post Thira Woratanarat Update the epidemic situationCovid-19 It’s not just scary, it’s an infection. But still need to be careful of the condition after infection, which is “Long COVID” (Long Covid) as well, stating that on February 17, 2022, it has surpassed 417 million. … Read more
Tedium COVID-19 and do you feel chest pain? More and more symptoms and sequelae due to the coronavirus are becoming known. There is talk of loss of smell, taste, hearing abilities, skin rashes, as well as muscle atrophy and lung damage, for example. The most recent consequence of the coronavirus is Costochondrites, an evil as … Read more
recover from covid Fatigue, fatigue, frequent headaches Sometimes I can’t sleep which symptoms of weakness From this infection of COVID-19 is a warning signal to the body and mind of the patient. These symptoms will last longer than 2 months, but there can be preventive measures. exhaustion It is a symptom that indicates a decrease … Read more
“Medical Department” Reveal the long-term health effects of the disease. “Covid-19” or condition “Long COVID” Symptoms are new or continued after 3 months from the date of infection and persist for at least 2 months. Multiple systems occur. Read related news. – Children addicted to “Omicron” may be at risk of one chronic disease for … Read more
compare the difference “Covid-19 symptoms” 2 species that have recently spread in Thailand are “Omicron” species and “Delta” species. What are the symptoms and how severe are they? After a long New Year’s holiday 2022, it was found that the rate of “infected with covid-19” of Thai people has come back up again, causing Prof. … Read more