Less than 4% of those people experienced diarrhea and about 5% experienced vomiting.Ī medical worker in a protective suit inspects a CT scan at the Wuhan Red Cross Hospital during the coronavirus outbreak in Hubei province, China. A study published in the pre-print repository medRxiv (which has not been peer-reviewed) looked at data from 1,099 patients. It's still not clear how common gastrointestinal symptoms are, though. That patient then transmitted the virus to at least 10 healthcare workers and four other patients in the ward.
One of those patients was placed in a surgical ward because they only showed abdominal symptoms, so doctors didn't suspect the new coronavirus. That was 10% of the study's 138-person sample size. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association identified 14 coronavirus patients who had diarrhea and nausea before they showed any signs of fever or respiratory symptoms. It often indicates a user profile.Īs research about this set of potential symptoms has evolved, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added a note about gastrointestinal symptoms to its official guidelines. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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