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オミクロン株、検査をしないと風邪と見分けがつかない… https://t.co/g535vPzMjc
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Omicron, Cold or Flu, Here’s How You Can Tell The Difference
Experts says that there is no sure-fire way to distinguish or tell if you have omicron. Professor Eskild Petersen, of the Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark, was quoted as saying by a media publication, “A common cold and Omicron is, in my view, impossible to distinguish.” The point was also echoed by Dr Andrew Freedman, an infectious diseases specialist at Cardiff University in the UK. “A lot of people, particularly vaccinated people, are getting what would otherwise be thought of as the common cold.”
WATCH LIST Full list of 20 Omicron symptoms revealed as major study pinpoints signs to watch for
A string of hugely positive studies show Omicron IS milder than other strains, with the first official UK report revealing the risk of hospitalisation is 50 to 70 per cent lower than with Delta.
Dr Claire Steves, a reader at King's College London working with ZOE, implored Brits to make sure they get a booster.
The wave there has fallen around six weeks after the first cases were reported, before half the nation was infected.
Updated 8th January 2022
What are the symptoms of Omicron?
If the symptoms are mild, why should I worry about Omicron?
While Omicron may feel more like a cold to many of us, it can still hospitalize and ultimately, kill and leave people suffering with long-term symptoms that disrupt their day-to-day lives.
Also, the fact that Omicron is much more infectious than Delta, means it can spread quicker and when cases are really high, large numbers of people will have to isolate at home for days, something that is already having a significant impact on the economy and public services in the UK.
風邪やインフルと区別がつかないが、それでも入院する場合もあるし、死亡例もある、しかも、後遺症もある。また、感染者数が増えて隔離される人がふえれば、経済や公共サービスに支障をきたすことになる、と。
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