Everything About Coronavirus


The year 2020 came with a deadly virus known as Novel Coronavirus. It is also known as COVID-19. This virus has infected more than 400000 people till May 2020 this virus is known to have originated from China. It all started in late December 2019 from a meat market in China. The virus spread all over the world, like a wildfire in the last few months.

It affected almost everything from private business to the economy of every country. It resulted in countries suffering lockdowns to control the COVID-19 crises. The daily wagers are the most affected group of the society; the roads and markets seem to be empty. People are panicking about the condition that COVID-19 brought to us. It brought the situation of a pandemic. Schools and colleges are closed everywhere, and people are staying inside their houses. Let's plunge in to get more details on this. 

What is coronavirus

More than 20000 people have died because of getting infected by this virus. Don't worry, there is a need to panic! You just have to work on making your immune system strong enough to fight this virus. Sometimes, you recover by yourself after getting infected, however, you may experience moderate to mild respiratory illness. 

There are a few common symptoms of COVID-19, some of them are mentioned below-

  • Difficulty in breathing: This is one of the common symptoms if a person is infected by the virus. It attacks the respiratory organs, making them vulnerable. However, difficulty in breathing can also be because of some other respiratory disease.

  • Fever and cough: An infected person may have complained of fever and cough. The virus enters in your body and discharges in the form of saliva and cough; this is how it infects others in its surrounding. 
The virus attacks our body, making us feel nauseous and gaining muscle pain and making our body weak and vulnerable. If you feel this symptom in your body, you may want to go to a clinic and get yourself tested. There are several Coronavirus Testclinic Leicester have. 

Current situation of coronavirus

Currently, there are no vaccines or specific treatment developed for this virus. However, several clinical trials are going on to come up with some solution over this. WHO (World Health Organization) has the responsibility to make us aware of every small detail regarding the situation. 

Rules to follow

There are a few rules that are made to escape from this virus. Some of them as mentioned below- 

  • Cleaning hands often
  • Using sanitizers
  • Maintain distance from other people
  • Use napkin while sneezing
  • Use masks and gloves while going out
  • Try to avoid going to public places
  • Try to avoid touching the public property
  • Stay quarantined
  • Follow the rules as advised by the government
  • Keep yourself updated regarding the virus
  • Do not panic
However, almost everyone is quarantined in their houses, you should not forget the rules to follow inside your houses too. Stay patient and defeat the virus!

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