Omicron symptoms: Everything to know about Covid variant
, adds: “A runny nose and headache are symptoms of many infections, but may also be the first symptoms – and only symptoms – of Covid. Therefore, if you have these symptoms, I’d encourage you to use lateral flow tests for a couple of days., which is funded by the UK government, has identified the top symptoms associated with Covid and says they differ slightly depending on whether you’ve been vaccinated or not.
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