Such symptoms include headache, a blocked and/or runny nose, weakness or fatigue, muscle aches, loss of appetite, and a sore throat.

In a recent article on the British Medical Journal (BMJ), experts including Professor Calum Semple (who sits on the governmentРІР‚в„ўs Sage committee) and Dr Alex Crozier, a biomedical researcher from UCL, pointed out that 'unofficial' symptoms are now often most commonly seen in positive COVID cases. These recent findings come at a similar time to calls from a group of scientists for the UK to expand its official list of COVID symptoms. The research, which has attracted hundreds of millions of self health reports from users around the country, found that the highest ranking COVID symptoms after two vaccinations were: But research from the ZOE COVID Symptom study - which asks volunteers to monitor any symptoms they have via an app, as well as logging COVID test results and whether they've been vaccinated - has found a different symptom pattern in those who have received two doses of the COVID vaccine.

In fact, there are four symptoms in particular that have shown themselves to be most common among the double jabbed - and none of them feature on the UK's official list.Р”Р„s a reminder, the three physical signs that are officially listed as indicators of COVID in the UK are a high temperature, a new, continuous cough, and a loss or change to sense of smell or taste. You can still contract - and pass on - COVID once you're vaccinated with one or two doses of the jab.Р”Р„nd what's particularly interesting is that new research has determined the symptoms you may get if you catch coronavirus after being double vaccinated, can be different from the regular, key symptoms. But, as the scientists have been eager to remind us all the way through the pandemic, it's not a 'silver bullet'. Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 provides you with an invaluable amount of protection against a severe case of the virus.

Timeline of covid symptoms