How long does the fever last with the new variants of Covid – Onda Cero

Fever, cough, runny nose or fatigue are some of the most frequent symptoms of Covid-19. However, its duration and severity have varied as new variants of the virus have emerged. Although the symptoms affect each person differently, in the case of fever it can be persistent but should not last more than two days. In addition, the average temperature caused by Covid is 38 degrees or higher. In most cases, fever in a person infected with Covid is usually accompanied by other symptoms, which can vary depending on the strain with which they are infected. How long do symptoms last with Ómicron and its sublineages? Not all symptoms of Covid-19 last the same. With the arrival of Omicron and its sub-variants their duration has been shortened and they are now also milder. On average, they last between two and five days and the time interval will depend on each symptom, according to the Eurosurveillance report, collected by the Medical Writing media. These are the most common: Fatigue or asthenia (average four days) Cough (average four days) Fever (average two days) Headache or ache (average two days) Runny nose (average four days) Myalgia or Muscle pain. Anosmia and ageusia (lack of smell and taste). Dyspnea or shortness of breath In addition, in the case of fatigue, it has been identified as the most common persistent symptom among patients who have overcome the disease caused by Covid-19. Fever, less common with Ómicron The Ómicron BA.5 sublineage is predominant in Spain and, although much more transmissible, its symptoms are milder and patients suffer from it more moderately. In the case of fever, with Ómicron, a lower percentage of people suffer from it than with its predecessors and on average it usually lasts 48 hours. READ MORE Tinnitus, anaphylaxis, hypoesthesia and paresthesia, these are the new side effects of Covid vaccines One in eight people who have overcome the coronavirus suffer from persistent Covid