Fatigue, fever, cough: 7 Common Covid signs in fully vaccinated individuals to look out for

Covid-19 symptoms are difficult to be confirmed as they are similar to what common cold symptoms would look like. Coronavirus is known to be infecting even those who are fully vaccinated; though the rate of severity is less in these individuals, health experts have said.

Getting infected by Covid-19 virus even after being vaccinated against it is known as breakthrough infections. As per a study in Washington state, 1 in 5,000 experienced a breakthrough infection between 17 January and 21 August last year. "More recently, some populations have shown breakthrough infection rates of approximately 1 in 100 fully vaccinated people," a John Hopkins report says. "Although any fully vaccinated person can experience a breakthrough infection, people with weakened immune systems caused by certain medical conditions or treatments (including organ transplants, HIV and some cancers and chemotherapy) are more likely to have breakthrough infections," experts at John Hopkins say. Covid-19 transmissibility Covid-19 can be transmitted from one infected human to several healthy individuals through droplets of breath, cough and sneeze.

Even if the Covid infection is less severe for one, it may be dangerous for the person to whom the virus gets transmitted. There's no visible pathway of transmission of virus.

People often transmit the virus without their knowledge as they are not aware if they have Covid-19. Symptoms of Covid-19 in fully vaccinated people As per the research, the key symptoms of Covid seen in fully vaccinated individuals are: -Cough: A new continuous cough is an indication of COVID -Runny nose: Runny nose much alike to that of allergies is also a COVID indication -Fatigue: One of the most commonly seen signs of a