The fifth wave begins to subside in Spain at the same time that the vaccination campaign continues to advance. Most communities have opened this vaccination to those over 12 years old, and in many places you can even go without an appointment to receive the punctures.
Although vaccination is progressing well, we are verifying that some immunized ones become infected, and they even have to be hospitalized. However, a British study has found that Coronavirus symptoms manifest differently in people who have received one or both doses of the vaccine.
The British project Zoe has found that the Delta variant of the coronavirus, which is already the majority in our country, produces new symptoms in infected patients, symptoms that are other than those manifested by the original strain infections of the virus. In addition, according to the study, these symptoms can change depending on whether or not we are vaccinated, and even if we have one or both doses.
4 million volunteers from around the world
This British study has had the participation of 4 million volunteers from around the world. The laboratory has been in charge of monitor positive cases of the Delta variant to investigate symptoms that causes this strain. The experiment has shown that, with the arrival of the new variant, as well as vaccines, the symptoms of a person infected by COVID has been modified with respect to what we knew at the beginning of the pandemic.
Fever, headache, loss of smell or taste or muscle aches are no longer the most common symptoms in an infected person. The study has also shown that those vaccinated, either with one or two doses, had a much milder symptomatology and that it lasted for a shorter period of time.
Possible symptoms according to our situation
Symptoms with the complete vaccination schedule:
- Sneezing
- Headache
- Throat pain
- Runny nose
Symptoms with a single dose of the vaccine:
- Headache
- Mucus
- Throat pain
- Dry cough
Symptoms in unvaccinated people:
- Headache
- Throat pain
- Mucus
- Fever
- Persistent cough
- Loss of smell and shortness of breath
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Experts have recalled that, Although we have received both doses of the vaccine, this does not prevent a person from becoming infected and even infecting others. What they make clear, and this study has shown, is that symptoms vary as it is less severe and it prevents death in people who have received the vaccine.
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