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Eight coronavirus symptoms that suggest you had Covid-19 before the outbreak
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Research suggests you could have had coronavirus Covid-19 a month before it was previously thought to have 'arrived' in the UK.
A study carried out by Oxford University's Evolutionary Ecology of Infectious Disease group suggests that Covid-19 may have reached us by mid-January.
If the Oxford researchers are correct, then half of the UK’s population may already have been infected, report The Mirror. So how do you know if you've already had Covid-19.
Will the best way is to take a test, but they are eight symptoms that may suggest you have already been infected. Oxford boffins suggest that the coronavirus, like many emerging infections, may have spread invisibly for a month before its effects became clear at the end of February.
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