Coronavirus symptoms update: Expert warns of five signs on the skin to look out for
Rash Researchers discovered that 8.8 percent of people reporting a positive coronavirus swab test had experienced a skin rash as part of their symptoms, compared with 5.4 percent of people with a negative test result. Similar results were seen in a further 8.2 percent of users with a rash who did not have a coronavirus test, but still reported classic COVID-19 symptoms. Hive-type rash (urticaria) which is a sudden appearance of raised bumps on the skin which come and go quite quickly over hours and are usually very itchy. It can involve any part of the body, and often starts with intense itch...