Symptoms of novel coronavirus pneumonia are often mild in the early stages, with some people experiencing a cough or a mild fever, while others who are more sensitive may experience dizziness, which is not very different from the usual dizziness that occurs when you have a cold. Therefore, it is often overlooked in clinical practice. As the disease progresses, the main symptoms will be fever and cough. After a week of fever and cough, some patients may develop chest tightness, shortness of breath and dyspnea. Of course, people with severe dyspnea may also exhibit dizziness, and the symptoms may worsen, indicating that the disease is still progressing. Some patients with mild disease can show non-specific clinical symptoms such as cough or dizziness, which are usually easy to miss and misdiagnose if virological tests are not done. Content source: Dr. You Lai