Though a less common symptom of Covid-19, the coronavirus may cause gastrointestinal problems, including nausea and diarrhoea. Experts say it can be distinguished from food poisoning or viral gastroenteritis when it is accompanied by respiratory symptoms.
Though a less common symptom of Covid-19, the coronavirus may cause gastrointestinal problems, including nausea andiral gastroenteritis when it is accompanied by respiratory symptoms.develop within 30 minutes or a few hours and last a few days. The gastrointestinal symptoms may be more severe than a tummy bug.usually manifest one to three days after exposure to the virus and improve within days, lessening in severity over time.
If you are experiencing both gastrointestinal problems and respiratory issues, it is advised to speak to a doctor or get tested for Covid-19.BA.2 or “stealth Omicron” is now the dominant Covid-19 variant in the US and several countries in Asia and Europe.
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