Overseas network on January 21, Japanese television interviewed a woman who was infected with new crown pneumonia twice on the 20th, she said that her symptoms of the new crown infection were completely different from the last time, directly called "this is not a cold", and warned others not to take the Olmikron strain lightly.
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"I was found positive for COVID-19 the day before yesterday and am now recuperating at home." In a program broadcast by Japanese television on the 20th, the woman in her 30s introduced that she lived in Tokyo, and she had been infected with the new crown before, and thought that she would never be okay again. A year and a half ago, the woman drank alcohol at several stores in downtown Tokyo, from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning, after which she was found to be infected with new crown pneumonia. Later, her sister was also "recruited", and she thought that she had infected her family and regretted it very much.
Speaking about the infection, the woman said: "I think about the new crown infection that has passed for so long, and occasionally relax and go to drink again. Finally, I got infected. She said that the symptoms of the two new crowns are completely different, a year and a half ago it was a fever of 38.8 degrees, which is worse than the flu, headaches and vomiting, and there is an abnormal sense of smell. The infection only had a fever of about 37 degrees, headache and vomiting were very severe, sore throat and cough, but there was no change in smell and taste.
It is reported that 95.3% of the confirmed cases of new crown in Tokyo have become infected by the Omiljung strain. The woman said: "I have always heard that infection with the Olmikron strain is like a cold symptom, but what I want to tell you is that it is not a cold. I've experienced it firsthand, so I know I can't take it lightly. ”
According to Japan's Kyodo News Agency, the cumulative number of confirmed new coronavirus cases in Japan exceeded 2 million by the 20th, and 46,199 new infections were added on the same day, a new high for three consecutive days. In the case of the new mutant strain Aomi Kerong raging, the "sixth wave" of the epidemic continues to expand. On the 20th, 28 prefectures including Tokyo, Kanagawa, Aichi, and Fukuoka all recorded new cases.
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(Original title: Japanese woman infected with the new crown twice, talking about the comparison of symptoms: we must not take Omicon lightly)
Source: Overseas Network
Process Edit: TF065