The main symptoms of COVID-19 were known as coughing, shortness of breath, and fever. But recently, more and more it becomes known about new other symptoms of coronavirus infection.<\/p>\n
According to Dr. Daniel Griffin, a physician-scientist board certified in Infectious Disease, the phenomenon of paresthesia can be a sign of coronavirus infection.<\/p>\n
As the New York Post noted, this disorder is well known to people suffering from diabetes and some autoimmune diseases. However, some patients with COVID-19 complained of the same symptoms (feelings of burns, pricks from needles, light electric shocks on the skin).<\/p>\n
The antibodies that the body uses to protect against COVID-19 infection can disrupt the nervous system, causing unusual, not very pleasant, sensations, he noted.<\/p>\n
Coronavirus infection can have other neurological symptoms, including tingling or numbness in the arms and legs, according to Harvard Health.<\/p>\n
Experts name the following neurological disorders, which may be symptoms of a coronavirus infection:<\/p>\n
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