Straciłeś węch lub smak - powiedz o tym podczas telefonicznej rejestracji! Uwaga na nietypowe objawy Covid-19! - Przychodnia NZOZ "Twój Lekarz" sp. z o.o.

NZOZ "Your Doctor"

Have you lost your sense of smell or taste? Tell us about it during your phone registration! Beware of unusual Covid-19 symptoms!

August 9, 2020

New disease statistics, information about virus outbreaks, tests, swabs, work on a vaccine – hundreds of reports related to the COVID-19 pandemic are coming in every day. As recipients, we are starting to “immunize” them, treating them as part of our everyday lives. We have become accustomed to appeals for caution, restrictions on access to some institutions, and ubiquitous reminders to disinfect hands, wear masks, and maintain social distance. Unfortunately, according to epidemiologists, the coronavirus is not letting up and is still very dangerous.

SARS-CoV2 ON THE ATTACK

Experts emphasize that until a vaccine against SARS-CoV2 is developed, the only effective way to control the pandemic is to quickly detect new cases and isolate infected people. This is especially important because in most people infected with coronavirus, the disease is mild or even without typical infectious symptoms. We can therefore infect others without realizing that we pose a threat to those around us. Therefore, it is worth monitoring your health more carefully.

ALARM SIGNALS

Fever, dry cough, shortness of breath, muscle pain, feeling of fatigue – these are the symptoms given by WHO the shortest list of symptoms that may indicate a developing infection COVID-19. However, experts point out that atypical symptoms may precede the appearance of the full-blown form of the disease. This includes the loss of taste and smell, which, according to the American agency CDC /Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/ reported more than 80% patients who were diagnosed SARS-CoV2The appearance of such symptoms was also confirmed by studies conducted in large coronavirus outbreaks in Iran and South Korea.

„"Atypical neurological symptoms reported by patients always raise doctors' concerns," emphasizes Mariola Madler Litera, head of the Your Doctor Clinic. "It's important for patients to remember them during telephone registration and teleconsultations with our specialists," adds the doctor. She also notes that the question about unusual symptoms is part of the survey completed by all patients who come to the Your Doctor Clinic for in-person visits.".

15/04/2026 | What to do when a child doesn't want to eat?

In a conversation with a doctor, we discuss the physiology of child development, the natural stages of food selectivity, and situations that require in-depth diagnostics. We place particular emphasis on distinguishing between normal development and potential health problems.

A runny nose that won't go away? It could be allergies.

A runny nose, sneezing attacks, and nasal congestion. Many patients mistake these symptoms for the common cold. The problem arises when symptoms persist for weeks or recur at the same time of year.

08/04/2026 | How to train to strengthen your heart?

In this episode of WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS, we discuss contraindications to physical activity, the optimal type of training for the heart, the importance of sleep and recovery, and the impact of stress and stimulants on the circulatory system. The discussion is based on a cardiologist's clinical experience and addresses patients' daily health decisions.

Who we are

In our work, we are guided by the idea of a family doctor who provides the patient with comprehensive care at all times, not only when they are ill. Our mission is to take care of the health of residents on a daily basis. We provide health education and promote prevention.