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NHS GP answers your coronavirus questions including the two main symptoms to spot

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Stay safe with our practical guide by NHS GP Dr Nisa Aslam – based on the latest advice from the NHS and World Health Organization… Q: I feel ill – how can I tell if it’s coronavirus? A: The two main symptoms to worry about are: Fever - A high temperature means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back - or if you have a thermometer, anything over 37.8°C.

Coughing - A new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or three or more coughing fits in 24 hours.

These symptoms tend to be mild initially and begin gradually - usually around five days after catching the virus, although it could be as long as 14 days after. Q: What about other symptoms like headaches or an upset tummy? A: New reports from China and Italy

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