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The six mild symptoms of coronavirus that no one should ignore
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A loss of appetite and of your sense of smell are two of the milder symptoms of coronavirus people should look out for. It is now almost two months since the first coronavirus case was confirmed in the UK.
In the weeks since, most people have become aware that a newly formed dry, persistent cough and a fever are two of the tell-tale signs of Covid-19.
There are also milder, less obvious symptoms to look out for. Below are some of the signals that may suggest you have been infected. Have you fallen ill with Covid-19?
Email [email protected] Loss of sense of smell and taste Over the weekend the British Association of Otorhinolaryngology warned that losing your sense of smell and taste may mean you have Covid-19.
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