FI460
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Take it easy. I had very mild symptoms and thought I was in the clear 7 days after my positive. My lungs were not ready for moderate activity and that likely prolonged my recovery.
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Take it easy. I had very mild symptoms and thought I was in the clear 7 days after my positive. My lungs were not ready for moderate activity and that likely prolonged my recovery.
Rob96
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So to recap, first time I had it I was asymptomatic. Got it a second time 2 weeks after my third dose and had total loss of taste and smell and headaches with nasal congestion. Received my 4th dose of the bivalent and three weeks after contracted the vid again and was knocked flat on my ass with a 102* fever. Done with the vax.
CorkyM
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I am very sorry to hear that. And by the way, I used to live in and outside of Allentown for 51 years. I guess I am lucky because I have never had it, even before the vaccine. And I don’t wear a mask now and maybe I should because it’s a really bad flu and Covid season. But I did have that RSV virus for twelve days. I had a flu shot and every Covid shot available. There is pro and con as to how much those masks help, but personally I can’t breathe with one.
Might be worth your Doc review or a call to his/her nurse. My understanding is, pain in the lungs should be med evaluated.
Wish you a speedy recovery.
WyoDoug
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I second this. Pain in the lungs is generally a warning of something potentially serious and should be medically evaluated. EDIT: Once the mucus makes it into your lungs complications and pneumonia can develop rather quickly so do not let it go unchecked.
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Rob96
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I remember there was a Corky on the fire department years back.
Ghillieman
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Had it 3x. Everytime was different and I'm one of the mobidity ppl. 62 yrs old, type 2 diabetic, overweight... Had light symptoms with 1, moderate with 3rd and severe with the 2nd. Think all were different strains.
All classic symptoms. except 1. Every muscle was painful to the touch through the bone on the bad one. Lasted 2 days like that. rest were classic.
Vitamins D, Zinc, C, Magnesium in super doses, research online. ALL will help. If ya start rattling in yer chest go to emergency room.
BTW NEVER vaxxed. Aint no Guinea pig...
I posted this two years ago haha. Funny thing is I think I have the crap again. Sinus symptoms and taste definitely off. 14 people out at my work with it 22% of our workforce. Anyone lose taste and smell with the latest round?
I caught it over the holidays. Ive been vaxed 4 times. Lots of head and chest congestion and really tired. I was running a fever off and on the first few days of infection. I usually get by on 7 to 8 hours of sleep but still need about 10 hours. Fatigue seems to be the last of the symptoms to leave.
rtraverdavis
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I did when I had back in early October. Lasted a couple weeks and gradually came back. Definitely a weird experience. Hope you feel better quick.
rjthehunter
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I had it again a couple weeks ago. Worse than the first time, just tired and a sore throat. Got over it in about 5 days. At least my wife and I have both gotten it at the same times so we can at least spend some time together at home!
Good thing about a taste and smell-losing bout of COVID…….it’s a good time to drink all the shitty beer that friends and family have left off over the last few months.
Nameless Range
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Despite gallons of sausage gravy over the last three years it finally got to me. I'm on what I guess would be day 3. So far, basically just a very bad cold.
Took the family to Disney World last week, and I suppose this is what I get for leaving Montana.
Took the family to Disney World last week, and I suppose this is what I get for leaving Montana.
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Honestly surprised anyone would still test themselves for it at this point.
High/higher risk folks can only avail themselves to the “approved” therapeutics if those meds are given within a few days of the onset of symptoms. Could be life saving to get tested if you are one of the more affected.
I have taken COVID tests after possible significant exposure, before any symptoms showed up due to my job situation (dentist) not wanting to be asymptomatic but a potential carrier. Even though I’m wearing all the protective gear, I’m leas than a foot away from lots of mouths/noses every day (and some of those places are as dank as you can imagine!)
DouglasR
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Anybody ever take any of that paxlovid?
Trying to decide if I should take it or just ride it out.
Told the doctor I wouldn’t take anything but ivermectin based on political beliefs, but he wasn’t having it.
Trying to decide if I should take it or just ride it out.
Told the doctor I wouldn’t take anything but ivermectin based on political beliefs, but he wasn’t having it.
DouglasR
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If you could go back would you take the paxlovid again?
SwaggyD
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I took ivermectin after I got out of the hospital. After 2 doses of it, I was no longer on oxygen. Not sure if it was from the ivermectin or if everything had already ran its course, but I don't think it hurt me at all.
DouglasR
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Based on the past 2 nights laying on the hotel shit house floor to avoid passing out and falling through the shower door in conjunction with the fever, shivers and shakes, I think I’m gonna take the paxlovid.
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