Table 2.

Time of onset, duration and symptoms during SARS-CoV-2 infection

Symptoms	Time of onset	Duration	Severity
Low-grade fever (< 37.5°)	31st July 2020	4 days	Mild
Nasal congestion with sporadically sneezing	31st July 2020	4–6 days	Mild
Tension headache	31st July 2020	1 day	Mild
Decreased taste and olfaction	5th–6th August 2020	8–10 days	Severe
Neuropathic pain in the palms of the feet	12th August 2020	5–7 days	Mild to moderate
Rush in legs and arms	12th August 2020	2–4 days	Mild
Arrhythmias	16th August 2020	8 months	Mild to severe

The patient took acetaminophen as needed, with benefit. From the second week of August, the symptoms started to improve without treatment. He was confirmed SARS-CoV-2 positive after the nasal swab on August 6, 2020. The COVID-19 confirmation was followed by headache requiring acetaminophen, probably caused by the stress associated with the new condition and the stressful follow-up at work. On the 13th–14th August, the sense of taste and olfaction improved, and on 17th, he tested again and resulted negative.