Patients who reported suffering from the new symptom say the sensation is similar to electric current, burning under the skin, or immersion in an ice bath • "My partner felt his body burning"
Humanity has been fighting the new corona virus for only a few months, but the human body's response to the corona virus has been widely described in the media and in scientific publications around the world. The small period of time in which the deadly virus was studied revealed that the resulting symptoms of the disease include; Fever, cough, temporary loss of taste and smell, fatigue, pain, heart attacks, and even brain events. However, it now appears that there is another symptom that characterizes some patients.
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The new symptom that has only recently been addressed in publications and reports has already been dubbed "Fizzing". The same symptom, which probably indicates that the person suffering from it has the corona virus, is expressed in general body discomfort. The same "distressed" feeling is similar to the feeling of electrical current in the body. There are other patients who describe the feeling as burning under the skin, or dipping in an ice bath.
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According to various reports, it appears that many patients are in the United Kingdom and in the US, including the social activist who founded the #MeToo movement, Trana Burke, felt a strange general feeling in the body during their illness. In a tweet posted by Burke, she said that Because "my partner felt like his whole body was burning and he had burns, we used aloe vera gel to soothe his skin." A well-known and influential American fashion blogger, Ariel Chernas, also reported a similar physical sensation. For tweets and posts on celebrity Twitter posts.
"Obviously, I know these symptoms, they are rare but present," said New York Post Dr. Daniel Griffin, who has so far treated about fifty patients in the city. "I know all the reports of all types of symptoms, and I've heard of them." The expert noted that in his assessment it is a manifestation of the body's fight against a virus that is simply felt this way because of the body's antibody activity even within our nervous system. Another expert Dr. Wipol Shah notes that "it is still not clear what the cause of this symptom is To the heat too. "