The two main symptoms of coronavirus to look out for are a continuous dry cough and/or a fever if you're sneezing a lot got a runny nose or a headache you may be ill but you've probably not got coronavirus so how high a fever is a coronavirus one and what exactly is a continuous dry cough well it's when you cough and there's no mucous or phlegm basically no gooey substance in your tissue and this is not the odd cough here and there it has to be puffing regularly for no other reason such as clearing your throat or smoking so how high a fever is a coronavirus fever well if you have one you will know about it technically it's a body temperature of more than thirty-seven points eight degrees Celsius or a hundred degrees Fahrenheit but if you've not got a thermometer basically you will feel hot and your chest and back would be hot if someone touched you if you have either of these symptoms then you need to stay at home for seven days and if you live with other people they need to stay at home for at least 14 days but if your symptoms get worse or they don't go away if you live in the UK then you need to contact the online NHS one-one-one coronavirus service if you live abroad then call your local healthcare provider you.
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