The 10 major symptoms of novel coronavirus pneumonia include: sore throat, dry cough, photophobia, diarrhea, fever, general fatigue, conjunctival congestion, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, difficulty breathing, etc.

1. Sore throat: The respiratory tract will be stimulated by the virus and the mucous membrane will be congested, so the patient will have sore throat. At this time, you need to ensure a light diet and avoid spicy food.

2. Dry cough: Under the influence of the disease, the respiratory tract will produce more secretions, and the patient will have a dry cough. It is necessary to minimize foods that can irritate respiratory secretions, such as dairy products, greasy foods, etc.

3. Photophobia: After the eyes are affected by the virus, patients usually have symptoms of photophobia. At this time, avoid the stimulation of strong light and use your eyes rationally.

4. Diarrhea: The new coronavirus can cause irritation to the digestive tract in the human body, which may cause abdominal discomfort in the body, which can easily lead to diarrhea. At this time, the diet should be based on liquid food as much as possible to avoid increasing the burden on the respiratory tract.

5. Fever: Under the stimulation of the virus, there will be some inflammation in the body, and fever will occur. At this time, the body temperature needs to be controlled as soon as possible to minimize the impact of high fever on the body.

6. Fatigue: Due to insufficient nutrient absorption, increased consumption, and untimely oxygen supply in the patient's body, the patient may suffer from general fatigue. You need to pay attention to rest and avoid extensive exercise.

7. Conjunctival congestion: If inflammation in the body involves the conjunctiva, it may cause conjunctival congestion. At this time, you need to pay attention to the hygiene around the eyes and do not overuse your eyes.

8. Dehydration: Due to fever and diarrhea, a large amount of water will be excreted from the patient's body, which may lead to dehydration. At this time, the patient needs to be properly supplemented with some light salt water to replenish the body's moisture.

9. Electrolyte disorders: Because the patient's digestive system is affected, problems may arise in the absorption of nutrients in the body. At this time, the consumption is greater, so electrolyte disorders are more likely to occur. It is necessary to reduce the amount of activity and eat some foods that are easy for the body to absorb to supplement nutrition.

10. Dyspnea: The patient's ability to breathe on his own will be affected, so he may have difficulty breathing. At this time, the patient needs to be protected from psychological stimulation, otherwise the symptoms may be aggravated.