COVID-19 Update 3: Symptoms of COVID-19 [New Version in Description]

In this video, you will learn about the symptoms associated with COVID-19. They are quite a bit different from a regular cold. The disease seems to start with a fever, followed by a dry cough.

Around 80% of confirmed cases are mild and can stay home whereas 20% are more severe and need inpatient care.

We also discuss a paper published in the respected journal The Lancet that describes the clinical course of 99 cases hospitalized for SARS-CoV-2 associated pneumonia.

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Speaker: Franz Wiesbauer, MD MPH
Internist & Founder at Medmastery

Watch the other Medmastery COVID-19 Updates:
COVID-19 Update: How to tell if a pandemic is likely to occur or not–R0 and the serial interval

COVID-19 Update: How to stop an epidemic - Herd immunity

COVID-19 Update: Clinical characteristics of COVID-19

COVID-19 Update: Estimating case fatality rates for COVID-19

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[aldairalonso]

If you on here after feeling a bit under the weather, God bless you and give you strength to overcome anything ❤️🙏

[jhanexbluevlog]

Who's watching here with having dry cough? And feels anxiously

[marcusbazan]

Today is my birthday. Really I don’t want anything. I just want y’all to be healthy and safe!

[talkswithalex]

In the name of Jesus Christ we are going to be okay 🙏🏾

[denzelpinkett]

Bro I’m scared as hell. I have nothing but short of breath and feel like I have mucus in my throat. I don’t want to die man. I do suffer from anxiety kind of bad, so I don’t know what’s what. I’m so scared man. I pray for everyone out there❤️

[fadlyshalimi]

Who here suddenly have all these symptom and starts being paranoid

[dantheman]

You forgot about
*the Urge to travel around the world*

[rommelb.]

- Take a bath daily
- Take vitamin C
- Take multivitamins
- Exercise regularly

[st.]

panic crisis can cause shortness of breathe my advise try to watch less the media

[Eddie-uhtl]

I’ve had a dry cough for about 2 and half weeks. However my chest pain has not increased....it seemed more intense for the first week. I hope this info helps others as comparable parameter. I still have a dry cough but it’s less intense now.

I hope I don’t offend anyone - But every night I pray to God for my health and the health of everyone fighting this pandemic. Good bless you, if you are reading this comment.

[NaomiCastro-Neo]

Help me pray
God, You alone are worthy of honor, glory, and praise. With You, we can overcome every storm—including COVID-19.

Right now, we are asking You to:

• Heal those who are sick and protect those who are not.

• Give our leaders extra wisdom as they navigate this pandemic and economic uncertainty.

• Strengthen Your global Church. Reveal to us how we can partner together to reach the needs of those around us.

• Calm our fears. Fill us with Your hope, joy, and peace as we continue to trust in You.

• Use this pandemic to pave the way for spiritual renewal. We want Your glory, power, and healing to be on display.

Come Lord Jesus, come.

In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

[mudkipppppp]

Who is watching here who have sore throat anxiously

[ClassierAunt]

2019: Stay away from negative people.
2020: Stay away from positive people.

[parasxoselement]

Good morning all!id like to tell you that i love you all and we are all in this situation together!we are gonna get through this, i wish you all the best and have patience!greetings from greece

[Moonwalker]

Who else has Asthma and watching this while having an asthma attack? lol the shortness in breath part kind of make me anxious not gonna lie.

[mgtow]

Wash hands in hot water using soap, avoid large crowds, don't travel, cover your cough, avoid sick people, close the border, don't touch your face, wear gloves, ban travel, boost immune system, stay inside until it gets better, stock up on food & supplies, wear a mask, take vitamins, eat healthy & drink lots of water, get plenty of rest & sleep.

[jeffreyjulamri]

Who's here because just have a normal fever and search on yt if i have a symptoms of covid-19

[averybrungardt]

“How will I cope with a quarantine? What will happen when schools, daycares and jobs close? Do I have enough supplies to live comfortably in my house for a few days?”
Anxious friends, I see you. I understand the fears you are facing. The constant anxiety loops and ‘what if’ games leave a knot in my stomach too.
It’s so easy for us to fear the worst and overestimate how bad this will be. But be mindful of how resilient you are.
Here’s the information you need to hear right now: you will be perfectly fine. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. Cover your cough and sneezes. Use disinfectant spray and clean surfaces you frequently touch. Stay away from sick people. Lastly, don’t buy face masks unless you have the COVID-19, are caring for someone who has the virus or are a health care worker. Let’s practice alertness not anxiousness.
Let’s all take a deep breath.
If work, school or whatever gets canceled guess what? You will be fine. You will stay home, get off social media if that helps you to be less anxious and stay healthy. Use the extra time to catch up on things you didn’t have time to do before. That’s what I’ll be doing! Here are some ideas: read a book that’s been sitting on your shelf for ages, clean and organize your house, lay outside and watch birds, journal, watch a show you’ve never seen before, take a bath, cook something new, learn how to fold a fitted sheet, memorize quotes or scripture, teach your dog tricks, sleep, FaceTime your pals, go through old pictures.
Remember, it’s okay to be prepared but it’s not okay to obsess. Be alert not anxious.
-xoxo Ave

[gogoz]

I have a tickle in my throat since Thursday. I also have a cough. I was at the doctor, he said I had bronchitis, but I don't know. I'm afraid. I haven't got a fever

[marsmallow_]

I'm watching to confirm the symptoms I'm currently feeling. May the Lord's mercy be on us.