The study showed four 'cold-like' symptoms affected them
Triple-vaccinated people who are getting Covid are reporting four main symptoms, according to researchers at Imperial College London. The data, collected as part of the Real-Time Assessment of Community Transmission study, questioned the experiences of 17,000 of people – vaccinated and unvaccinated – who tested positive for Covid between May 2020 and March 2022. The study showed that four “cold-like” symptoms affecting them included sneezing and a hoarse voice.
The study said: “In a subgroup of 5,598 double- and triple-vaccinated swab-positive individuals with [Omicron] BA.1 or BA.2, those infected with BA.2 were 54% more likely to report symptoms that interfered with their ability to carry out day-to-day activities ‘a lot’.” People in this group reported four specific symptoms: runny nose, sore throat, sneezing, and hoarse voice. BA.1 was the first Omicron variant that appeared around November 2021 in South Africa.
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