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An analysis of cases between December 3 and December 10 in the UK showed that ‘predominantly’ cold-like symptoms were the most common signs of Omicron.

The Zoe Covid study app asked hundreds of thousands of people to log their symptoms and the investigators have been looking at ones linked to both the dominant Delta variant and the new highly transmissible variant Omicron.

Omicron symptoms are predominantly cold symptoms, runny nose, headache, sore throat and sneezing.

If you are having cold-like conditions such as sniffles, headaches, and tiredness. you are likely to be positive for Covid's Omicron variant, according to a UK study.

If you are having cold-like conditions such as sniffles, headaches, and tiredness. you are likely to be positive for Covids Omicron variant, according to a UK study.

Have a runny nose and itchy throat? It may be Omicron, says study - The most common signs of the virus reported between Dec 3 & 10 were a runny nose, headache, fatigue, sneezing, and a sore throat, Daily Mail reported.

If you are having cold-like conditions such as sniffles, headaches, and tiredness, you are likely to be positive for Covid’s Omicron variant, according to a UK study.

The Zoe Covid study app asked hundreds of thousands of people to log their symptoms and the investigators have been looking at ones linked to both the dominant Delta variant and the new highly transmissible variant Omicron.