Johns Hopkins reveals the earliest signs you have a coronavirus infection

[Yoni Heisler]

• The coronavirus is still surging across the U.S. Experts warn that January could might the worst month of the entire pandemic.
• Some of the earliest signs of a coronavirus infection include fatigue, headache, sore throat, fever, and the loss of taste and smell.
• If you suspect you have COVID, you should see a doctor or get tested as soon as possible. Home-testing kits can be ordered online from Walmart.

As the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly across the U.S., the grim reality is that we're not anywhere close to putting the pandemic behind us. If anything, many health experts believe that January could be the worst month of the entire pandemic on account of Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations.

In light of that, now is a good time to revisit some of the symptoms most commonly associated with a coronavirus infection. A clear understanding of how the coronavirus manifests is essential given that many COVID-19 symptoms can mirror what one would typically experience with the flu.

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