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Coronavirus �� Symptoms: Appear After 5 Days ��(COVID-19)







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It takes five days on average for people to start showing the symptoms of coronavirus, "Scientists have confirmed".

The Covid-19 🦠 disease, which can cause a fever🤒, cough 🤧 and breathing problems, is spreading around the world and has already affected more than 116,000 people.

Most people who develop symptoms do so on or around day five.

Anyone who is symptom free by day 12 is unlikely to get symptoms, but they may still be infectious carriers.

The researchers advise people who could be infectious - whether they have symptoms or not to self-isolate for 14 days to avoid spreading it to others.

To estimate the incubation period, researchers scoured more than 180 reports of coronavirus in places without widespread transmission of the virus areas, in other words, where infection was likely due to outside travel.

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The best way to protect yourself and help prevent infection is to:

✔️Avoid close contact with people who are unwell
✔️Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands
✔️Use tissues to catch coughs and sneezes, then put them in the bin and wash your hands
✔️Wash your hands often with soap and water 🦠👋💧

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Because the study was conducted early in the coronavirus epidemic, community transmission at the time was limited to Wuhan, China. That allowed researchers to estimate the "time of exposure" to the coronavirus by determining when a person was in Wuhan the only plausible source of infection.

Coronavirus (CoV) 🦠 is a single-stranded, positive-sense RNA virus. There was a recent outbreak (epidemic) of Coronavirus in Wuhan, China...The new virus has been called Wuhan Virus, Novel Coronavirus, Wuhan Seafood Market Pneumonia Virus, and 2019 nCoV.

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Stay up to date by checking the website of the World Health Organization.
The information in this video is for educational purpose only, and not to provide medical advice.

If you have any symptoms, please talk to your doctor. Corona viruses are enveloped. Coronaviruses include Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Middle-Eastern respiratory syndrome (MERS), Wuhan Coronavirus (Novel Coronavirus).

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