Precursors of novel coronavirus pneumonia to be well

  Novel coronavirus infection mainly causes viral pneumonia, with dry cough, malaise and fever as common symptoms, while nasal congestion, diarrhea and runny nose can be seen in a small number of patients. Severe cases tend to develop respiratory distress after a week, and severe cases can progress rapidly and even lead to death.  The official criteria for recovery and discharge from the hospital are a return to normal temperature for more than 3 days, significant improvement in respiratory symptoms, and two consecutive negative nucleic acid tests for respiratory pathogens (at least 1 day between samples).