No.
A symptom is something that is caused by infection/exposure to something else. For example, a symptom of viral meningitis is a severe headache, due to increased intra-cranial pressure.
The virus on the otherhand, is the pathogen (such as a bug) that causes you to become ill and have symptoms.
Yes, it just depends on the person. Two of the same people could catch the same virus but one person with the virus could have the virus worst than the other person or they coud react differently to the virus then the other people. Hope I helped!
hidden virus is that virus which do not harmful for a host and which has no signs and symptoms.
It is because of the way the body responds to the virus and what tissues the virus infects. The virus that causes AIDS for example, affects different tissues and doesn't show the same way as measles does.
Zika virus has symptoms of a severe flu, along with deeply bloodshot eyes.
Viral immunity is typically pretty good for a healthy person, but there are many variations of both cold and flu. You won't get the *same* virus twice, but you may easily get a virus that has the same symptoms twice in the same year.
A virulent virus is a virus that has severe symptoms and is usually a dangerous disease. A temperate virus is a less violent sickness that may show little to no symptoms.
Absolutely
Based on the symptoms it's most likely a virus.
Symptoms are our body reacting to and trying to stop the virus.
Because there can be so many different types of viruses, such as Ebola, influenza, hepatitis C, rhinovirus, and West Nile virus the symptoms can also be different. For example, West Nile virus has symptoms that include confusion, numbness, fever, and paralysis. The Ebola virus can present symptoms like high fever and bleeding from the eyes, ears, and nose as the disease progresses.
Rhinovirus is a fancy phrase/word for the common cold, therefore you most likely already know the symptoms.
The Epstein Barr Virus causes mononucleosis. Symptoms of infection with the Epstein Barr Virus include extreme fatigue, sore throat, loss of appetite, body aches, and headache.