USA. The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm to people around the world because a variant of the new coronavirus called XBB is already circulating and is more deadly than the first virus, which has killed millions around the world.
The World Health Organization reports:
XBB variant
It is recommended that everyone wear a mask becauseNew variant of coronavirus COVID-Omicron XBB It’s different, deadly, and not easy to properly identify.
Symptoms of the new virus COVID-Omicron XBB are as follows:
1. No cough.
2. No fever.
Others are available in limited quantities:
3. Joint pain.
4. Headache.
5. Neck pain.
6. Upper back pain.
7. Pneumonia.
8. Usually lack of appetite.
c.OVID-Omicron XBB was five times more virulent than the Delta variant and had a higher mortality rate.
It takes less time for the condition to reach extreme severity, and sometimes there are no obvious symptoms.
Let’s be more careful!
This strain is not found in the nasopharyngeal region and directly affects the lungs within a relatively short period of time.
Multiple patients diagnosedCovid-Omicron XBB was classified as afebrile and painless, but X-ray showed mild chest pneumonia.
Nasal swabs are often negative for Covid-Omicron XBB, and cases of false negative nasopharyngeal tests are also increasing.
this means The virus can spread in the community and directly infect the lungs, causing viral pneumonia, which in turn causes acute respiratory distress.
This explains why Covid-Omicron XBB has become an extremely contagious, highly virulent and deadly virus.
Attention, avoid going to crowded places, keep a distance of 1.5m even in open places, wear a double layer mask, wear a suitable mask, wash your hands frequently, even if everyone is asymptomatic (no coughing or sneezing).
This wave of Covid-Omicron XBB is deadlier than the first wave of Covid-19. So we have to be very careful and take some enhanced precautions against the coronavirus.
Be vigilant in communicating with your friends and family.
Do not keep this information to yourself, but share it with other family members and friends as much as possible.
arriveCheck out the World Health Organization article:
https://www.elmundo.es/ciencia-y-salud/salud/2023/05/23/646c6b42e4d4d8ff7c8b45d2.html