Chicago, Illinois – If you’re infected with Govt-19 and waited until symptoms appeared, what were some of the first signs that you may have been infected? This is a question that many are asking as infections of the Omigron variant of Govit-19 continue in the United States.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently updated its recommendations on isolation and isolation, depending on whether or not a person now has symptoms of the virus.

What are the first signs of the Omigron variant?

According to Chicago Commissioner of Public Health Alison Arvadi, sore throat is one of the first symptoms, especially in mild infections.

“Especially in people we identify as mild cases, we definitely see sore throat as one of the indicators,” Arvadi explained.

The doctor said that people with symptoms such as the flu or the common cold were considered to have COVID-19 “until they could prove otherwise”.

“It simply came to our notice then. I tell myself, if they are sick or a little unwell, they should stay at home until a home test proves that it is not Kovit-19, ”Arvadi said.

Other possible symptoms after exposure to Omigran

Most people, especially those who have been vaccinated or have already had a booster, experience symptoms such as fever or runny nose.

Said virologist Dr. Catherine Bohling NBC News Cough, congestion, runny nose and fatigue appear to be symptoms of omigran variant infection; Unlike the symptoms of delta variation, infections with Ómicron do not cause loss of odor or taste.

It is a combination of delta and omnigron varieties, first discovered in Cyprus.

“They may feel like they have the flu. It’s good because they are not seriously ill and do not have much health care, but they are concerned that they have the potential to spread the disease to others,” Arvadi said.

Those who experience severe symptoms, including fever and shortness of breath, who have not been vaccinated, Arwadi added.

According to the CDC, all the symptoms of Govit-19

• Fever or cold
• Toss
• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• Fatigue
• Muscle aches
• Headache
• Loss of taste or smell
• throat pain
• Nasal congestion or runny nose
• Nausea and vomiting
• Diarrhea