Determination of symptom association with COVID-19

Abstract

SARS-CoV-2 is the ninth known coronavirus that infects people and the seventh discovered in the previous 20 years. Coronaviruses have long been suspected of posing a significant pandemic danger. COVID-19 reveals a wide range of clinical manifestations, severity levels, and mortality rates. Although the deadly impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic can be seen in people of all ages, the most severe health implications and deaths from COVID-19 are connected with older adults, particularly older males. We aim to find the correlation between different demographics such as gender, age, area, symptoms, and comorbidities. We have tested and analyzed over eight months of 2309 covid suspected patients, and among them, 24.0% were positive, and the majority of these positive patients were male. We have also found that people over 70 years are prone to be more affected. These positive patients have a fever, body aches, headache, loss of taste and smell, etc. Our results support the current findings on Covid-19 and show some areas for future research.