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Abstract

The population is currently under threat from a new global health emergency called COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease-2019). The World Health Organization has classified the virus epidemic as a public health emergency of international concern since December 2019, when COVID-19 first surfaced at a seafood market in Wuhan, South China, and spread quickly throughout the world (WHO). In order to inform potential COVID-19 patients about COVID-19 prevention, diagnosis, treatments, and prevention, we have summarized the most recent clinical characteristic data below. We gathered information for this evaluation from a number of research reports, WHO recommendations, and other articles. It is crucial to remind readers that new information on clinical traits, diagnoses, treatment plans, and outcomes for COVID-19 is updated almost hourly. The ailment has affected people to varied degrees all across the world. The patient displays a variety of symptoms, most frequently a fever, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, exhaustion and malaise. The condition is treated with general care, symptomatic care, antiviral medication, oxygen therapy and the immune system. To limit the potential spread of infection to other patients and medical personnel, it is essential to detect probable cases as soon as feasible and to isolate the suspected cases from the confirmed COVID-19 cases.