But the common cold is prone to these upper respiratory tract infection symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose and cough, and systemic symptoms are not obvious.
While the new crown infection is more obvious systemic symptoms, such as irregular recurring fever, general fatigue and weakness, muscle aches and pains, and even some of the patients have smell and taste loss, as well as diarrhea and other systemic symptoms. The new coronary infections rarely appear nasal congestion, runny nose and other upper respiratory tract infections
Second: the common cold cough time generally appear later, only a few people have coughing symptoms, coughing generally produce sputum,
And the new coronary viral infections cough is more serious, generally dry cough, accompanied by sputum and wheezing feeling, no or very little sputum
Third: The common cold generally does not appear shortness of breath, dyspnea phenomenon, while the new crown infected people, especially middle-aged and elderly patients, there may be shortness of breath, chest tightness, shortness of breath, chest pain and respiratory distress and other symptoms of lung infection
Fourth: the common cold is very weak contagious, while the new crown is the complete opposite, it is a very fast spread of infectiousness is also very strong and the transmission mode is the most insidious, the incubation period of generally 1
Fourth: The common cold is very contagious, while the new crown is the exact opposite, it spreads very fast, is very contagious and spreads in the most insidious way.
Fifth: the common cold will rarely appear fever symptoms, a few people fever 2-3 days after the body temperature will be restored, and the new crown patients are generally 39 ℃ high temperature, lasted more than 3 days
Sixth: medical history is very important to their own if there are similar symptoms, it must be carefully recalled whether there have been a number of gatherings of venues, as well as with the new crown patients have had contact with the two situations is also an important factor in the identification of the new crown patients. These two conditions are also important factors in the identification.