Study examines the top COVID-19 symptoms

As colder weather approaches, along with concerns over more spread of respiratory viruses, doctors share that the common COVID-19 symptoms might be different than at the beginning of the pandemic, or even since the last winter surge.

Health company ZOE reports the original coronavirus hallmark -- loss of taste and smell -- now ranks #17 among common COVID-19 symptoms, after previously ranking in the top 10.

The company has been tracking this information through an app, where people infected with COVID-19 share what they are experiencing.

Doctors with ZOE say, with vaccinations growing, people should know that other expected symptoms might not present either, like fever or persistent cough.

[josegil]

I dodged covid for nearly 3 years and I finally got

[outpost]

Loss of taste and smell is normal for most respiratory viruses. I've just had proper flu and couldn't smell anything for ten days. Stop worrying about it for goodness sake and get on with your lives.

[cskiles]

My husband and I both over 65 first severe headache and chills delirious fever cough weakness in that order. No loss of smell or taste. On day number 7.

[bailey]

I had sore throat extreme chills loss appetite and runny nose

[bonnnieburton-xmyw]

I’m completely vaccinated with two boosters, but I felt like I’ve had it not known it. I wish everybody would just get vaccinated. Believe me it would go away then then I have tested negative for it more times of her like a sinus infection for a week, but like just headache and chills

[bobbobby]

More like 5 millimeter 🌊🌊 symptoms, and jab symptoms.

[MrElemonator]

I went from cold environment to warm one inside and my nose got runny so I must have Covid and need vaccine because I don’t understand thermodynamics and basic change.