Covid Expert – Two symptoms that indicate you may have the virus are what I am referring to as “Covid Syndrome”.

COVID expert warned people about the symptoms, which indicate that you should assume you have the disease when you awake.

Professor Tim Spector stated that fatigue, even after a restful night, and sore throat could be signs of the virus.

Professor Tim Spector has warned people of the two symptoms that mean you should assume you have the virus when waking up

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Professor Tim Spector warns people about two symptoms that indicate you may have the virus.Credit: Alamy

Professor, who leads the ZOE Health Study added that people with Covid have a more frequent sore throat than they do a regular cold.

Professor Spector tweeted his advice, “Twice as Many Covid Cases as Common Colds Currently – The ratio has never been higher.”

“Symptoms much the same except generally more fatigue and sore throat – so best to assume it’s Covid!

“Hopefully this wave will be over soon.”

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Prof Spector stated that if these symptoms are present, it is important to get a test performed as soon as possible.

He said: “Try and get tested if you can. If you can’t get tested, assume you’ve got a cold and stay away from other people until you feel better.”

He shared some insights last week about some of the most common variants in the UK.

“A new study has shown that the new BA4/BA5 versions work by both evading and neutralizing existing immune defenses.

It’s no surprise that they’re so successful, as UK cases rise to record levels.”

Experts revealed that Omicron’s BA.5 sub-variant is now the most dominant variant in the UK.

BA.5 was first detected in April and was made a variant of concern in May.

Omicron BA.5 now accounts for approximately 79% of UK cases as of 18 July.

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Coronavirus cases have increased in recent weeks and fresh data recently states they are up 10 per cent on last week’s figures – but Omicron is a milder strain than those that came before it.

The mammoth roll out of vaccines and previous infections has helped protect Brits from serious side effects of the illness.

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