Most people experience a mild form of coronavirus . The symptoms are: dry cough, body aches, loss of smell or taste,runny nose, sore throat, nasal congestion, can’t wake up, tiredness nausea or diarrhea. In 30 % of patients can have a pink eyes, bluish lips in some. In some cases, people who are infected will not exhibit any symptoms.” Indeed, coronavirus can present as a common cold in mild cases.
To my opinion you answer your question yourself by listing common symptoms of mild to moderate COVID-19.
The virus affects mainly your upper respiratory tract, primarily the large airways. Key symptoms are temperature, with or without cough.
Patients with mild illness have flu-like symptoms. These may include dry cough and mild fever, but the fever may not reach 37.8°C, and there may sometimes be little or even no cough. Patients might notice a feeling of being a bit more breathless than normal on exercise, but they are not out of breath on normal household activity.
-You may have a fever, including one that doesn't reach the 37.8°C mark.
-You may lose your sense of smell.
-You may have tiredness, muscles aches or a headache.
-You are not highly likely to have sore throat or runny nose, but they do occur in some cases.
-You do not have marked breathlessness.
-Your self-care, cooking, eating and drinking are not affected. Your appetite is normal or fairly normal.
-You may feel sad or weepy.
-The symptoms typically seem to last about 7-10 days.
Dear Owayes M. Hamed , hope that the following link can help:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/symptoms-causes/syc-20479963
