The Omicron 5 mutation, is prevalent across the planet and according to biochemistry professor Luke O'Neill, it can cause a symptom during sleep that most people would not associate with coronavirus.
The Trinity College professor, according to thesun.co.uk, explained how the mutant virus, is now showing new and different symptoms.
The symptom in sleep that might indicate you've got Omicron 5
Speaking to Newstalk Ireland, the Dublin-based professor said: "An additional symptom for the Omicron 5 mutation (BA.5) is night sweats."
Adults and children can experience night sweats and they can occur even if your room has a cool temperature.
Professor O'Neill stressed that the new symptom is the result of the new coronavirus mutation colliding with the immune system resulting in a "different disease".
And he stressed that while current vaccines still offer "good protection", new vaccines will be released in anticipation of an expected winter wave of coronavirus.
[BR][BR]The professor, among other things, said of the vaccines: "As with the flu, you will change the vaccine based on the variant that is available at that moment."
Source: in.gr
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