EARLY DETECTION OF COVID-19

Hafiz Muhammad Asif; Hafiz Abdul Sattar Hashmi

Ten studies containing detailed information of 2282 (out of 2707) Covid-19 laboratory confirmed were analyzed for their common early sign and symptoms. And statistically pearsons correlation coefficient with rho measures were calculated by two tailed values for entirely each symptom. Each common symptomatic correlation with Covid-19 were statistically significant (sig.<0.01) except one symptoms of hyperemic mucus membrane. Fever 64.11% was significant 0.001. Cough and dry mucus membrane values equally significant 0.000. leucopenia(19.06), lymphopenia (52.93) showed significance of 0.006 and 0.005 respectively. Thrombopenia (19.1) showed strong correlation (sig.0.013) with Covid-19 at sig. value (0.05). Elevated liver enzymes AST were presented at low values (12.79 & 11.34 respectively) showed strong correlation and statistically significant. All sign and symptoms cumulatively showed 29.5% sensitivity correlation among whole evaluated Covid-19. Data shows if all the confirmed cases were analyzed before confirmation with the early sign and symptoms 29.5% cases could be detected at and earlier than usual course of disease to be considered at very high risk to develop Covid-19. Statistical data is shown in Epidemic of Covid-19 in China attributed by spreading virus concomitant due to asymptomatic . CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 International license It is made available under a author/funder, who has granted medRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.