New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant Outbreak Alert: Symptoms And Protective Measures

International News Regarding The New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant Outbreak – New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant Outbreak Alert: Symptoms And Protective Measures

According to health professionals, the New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant is way stronger than the delta. All citizens are advised to resume the wearing of the nose masks, and also the other protocols that were put in place. According to reports, the New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant cannot be easily spotted. The signs and symptoms vary from the delta, which makes it even scarier, and dangerous.

Frequently Asked Questions, FAQs About The New COVID-Omicron XBB Variant

Will There Be Cough And Fever? 

With the New COVID-Omicron XBB, there won’t be signs of cough and fever. This is one dangerous characteristic about the new variant of the coronavirus.

What Are The Signs And Symptoms Of The New Variant? 

At most, below are some of the signs and symptoms of the new variant:

• Constant headaches
• Neck pains (not sleeping on ones neck)
• Joint pains
• Upper back pain
• Loss of appetite
• Pneumonia

According to reports, the new variant is five times higher than the delta that occurred, and also it has a higher mortality rate. Most of the time, the new variant of the coronavirus does not show any signs and symptoms, but takes a very short time to become serious. Health professionals advise everyone to be extra careful.

The new variant cannot be found at the nasopharyngeal area (which is the upper part of the throat, and can be found behind the nose). It affects the lungs directly in a short period of time.

According to reports, and also points from above, most patients that were diagnosed of carrying the new variant did not show signs of fever, and pain, but an X-ray which was done revealed a mild chest pneumonia.

Don’t keep this information to yourself, share it with as many other relatives and friends as possible, especially your own family and friends.

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