Biophysicist Told How To Recognize “Asymptomatic” COVID-19

Biophysicist Nelly Sosedova told how to check if a person has COVID-19 if the disease is asymptomatic. The specialist shared her recommendations in an interview with Sputnik radio.

The disease caused by the new coronavirus, in most cases, develops without the symptoms that are characteristic of other viral respiratory tract infections. The patient may not have fever, cough, weakness, and other typical symptoms. However, there are a few things to look out for if you suspect you are sick.

Nelly Sosedova, a biophysicist, leading specialist of the Vaktsina.ru project said that people who are asymptomatic for a short time lose their sense of smell and change their sense of taste.
IT CAN BE DONE AT HOME IN FACTORIES. IF IN THE ABSENCE OF A CLINICAL PICTURE YOU HAVE ANTIBODIES YOU HAVE ALREADY BEEN ASYMPTOMATIC AND HAVE AN IMMUNE STATUS AGAINST CORONAVIRUS THE SPECIALIST ADDED.

The doctor noted that even if the disease was asymptomatic, computed tomography (CT) can identify the disease and show what changes are taking place in the lungs.