Look Out for These COVID-19 Symptoms, They Get the Vaccinated People, as Well

COVID-19 has managed to put our lives on hold. 2020 has been a year of change, and we’re still adjusting in 2021. With the new variant in the world, people get more and more scared, and the vaccine seems to be the only way to get in control.

Experts warn us that we need to be cautious and be aware of these 21 signs that show we could still have COVID-19, even if we are vaccinated. The number of people testing positive has decreased substantially in North East, North West, London and West Midlands. But over the past week, things have changed. The number of cases has risen.

There’s an app that shows the symptoms that fully vaccinated people may encounter when fighting COVID-19. Users add their symptoms to the app, so scientists can see and track the most common ones.

The official list of symptoms only includes fever, loss of taste and smell and cough. But most of the symptoms that people add are not on the official list.

What are the symptoms tracked from the app?

The symptoms include:

• Persistent cough
• Loss or change of smell
• Loss or change of taste
• Headache
• Unusual tiredness
• Skin rash
• High temperature
• Sudden confusion
• Red and sore fingers or toes
• Chills or shivers
• Chest pains
• Hoarse voice
• Skipped meals
• Muscle pains
• Changes in mouth or tongue
• Abdominal pains
• Diarrhoea
• Sneezing
• Sore throat
• Shortness of breath
• Runny nose

These vaccines work. They give you protection and can help you go through it easily. But that doesn’t mean that you won’t get the virus anyhow. You can still catch it and pass it on.