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I probably have it. Got the dry cough two nights ago, fever started last night. What was your experience? I'm 27, no underlying conditions.

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No. I'm not a slut.

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As long as you dont develop the chest pains you should be fine - nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid, if you lose your smell then youve got the rona

@Gladius_

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nope not yet

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soulunison2 posted...

As long as you dont develop the chest pains you should be fine - nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid, if you lose your smell then youve got the rona

No nausea but slight diarrhea. No loss of smell thus far.

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I did in the beginning of February. I still have the cough though, damn thing won't go away.

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Monolith1676 posted...

I did in the beginning of February. I still have the cough though, damn thing won't go away.

What was the course of it like for you? How bad did it get and how long did it last?

You really had it in the beginning of Feb? Where do you live?

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soulunison2 posted...

nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid

How does this thing have completely different symptoms every week?

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On_The_Edge posted...

What was the course of it like for you? How bad did it get and how long did it last?

You really had it in the beginning of Feb? Where do you live?

Well, I was at work and I had a hard time breathing and that continued for about a week. I had insane diarrhea and was going every 45 minutes to 1 hour. My nose was like a faucet and my legs were swollen pretty badly so it probably affected my kidneys as well. I live in Sacramento.

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I had the symptoms 2 weeks ago I self quarantined for a week and a half. Mild flu with a runny nose and a dry cough for a week. Lost my taste for day or 2 as well.

2 weeks prior I was at a hospital and a lady was coughing alot in the waiting room and she sat beside me with her mask off so I think I might of got it then.

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soulunison2 posted...

As long as you dont develop the chest pains you should be fine - nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid, if you lose your smell then youve got the rona

When did this get added to the symptom list?
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PickleRick2017 posted...

When did this get added to the symptom list?

when people shit their pants

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soulunison2 posted...

As long as you dont develop the chest pains you should be fine - nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid, if you lose your smell then youve got the rona

I had all of this shit late last year (including loss of taste and smell for about a week), before any of this really started.

PickleRick2017 posted...

When did this get added to the symptom list?

They just keep adding to it constantly

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Just confirmed postive on friday, Pretty sure I've had it since like Saturday. Only symptom as of now is a dry cough. Had a low grade temp/chills on Wednesday and had some pretty bad nausea/diarrhea yesterday but otherwise doing well, No temps since. I'm like 99% sure my wife has it as well. No temps for her, has more of a wet cough along with some body aches that Tylenol seems to help with. Hopefully this is the worst of it

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I think I may have had it. Was denied a test every time I attempted.

Had shortness of breath
Pain in chest
Cough
Nausea
Sore throat
Fever on the night I started getting sick
Occasionally I would start to feel better, then get hit pretty hard with the symptoms later on.

This lasted 3 to 4 weeks. Finally feeling 100% since yesterday. My wife has been with me at home this whole time, and she hasn't got it. She was sick with some sort of flu in February, even though we both got shots. So maybe she had it earlier or she is just a carrier?

My mom is one of the confirmed cases in Cleveland. She is a nurse, and one of the residents at an assisted living home brought it back after a hospital visit. Now all the nurses in that facility that cared for her seemed to have got it. My mom is on her second week and has had very mild symptoms. She is 65 with no underlying conditions.

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I missed the boat on confirming / testing so I guess I'll never know if that cold that set my lungs on fire was covid or not.

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I got aches and chills a week into quarantine. Probably not the 'rona but I don't know what else it would have been. From what I understand the flu has a much shorter incubation period.

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Not yet, but some of my friends have. He was sleeping 15 hours a day this week since Monday and had pounding headaches. His wife went through it quickly with mild symptoms, but her senses of smell and taste were still gone despite everything else feeling better.

Kombucha posted...

I missed the boat on confirming / testing so I guess I'll never know if that cold that set my lungs on fire was covid or not.

Eventually theyll have antibody testing that will tell if people had it or not, if you really wanted to know in the future.

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White Eagle posted...

Eventually theyll have antibody testing that will tell if people had it or not, if you really wanted to know in the future.

I am curious but I don't know if I'd be willing to pay for knowing.

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Kombucha posted...

I am curious but I don't know if I'd be willing to pay for knowing.

I'd pay for sure. If you have the antibodies, then you know you can go out into public without fear of being infected.

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Gladius_ posted...

Yeah, that sounds about the usual story and usual progression. I had a sore throat that went on for a bit that turned into a bad cough with some difficulty breathing. A few days later I had a fever that morning that was in the 101-102 range that fluctuated. Could/Flu medication did not alleviate symptoms. I also had dehydration creep up on me so don't neglect those fluids as well as a pain in my right side a few inches from my belly button. (This was later stages.) Also in those later stages the smallest amount of exercises would leave me feeling winded despite not doing much. I was almost hospitalized due to my dehydration so I can't reiterate enough to drink fluids. Breathing also became painful. Oh, and yes my wife and I had Coronavirus so I am speaking from experience. This went on for a bit over 2 and a half weeks but we are recovered. Tne cough lasted a month and a half despite recovery. Still have a random cough once or twice a day but it is almost gone.

Thanks. Where do you live? I'm going on hydroxycloroquine and zpack.

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My sister, her husband, and their daughter all have it. They've said it's like the worst flu they've ever had but without the nausea. They've been bed ridden for almost a week but it's finally starting to get better.

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deupd_u posted...

How does this thing have completely different symptoms every week?

Tends to be what happens when you react to a new strain in real time
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soulunison2 posted...

As long as you dont develop the chest pains you should be fine - nausea and diarrhea are huge markers indicating covid, if you lose your smell then youve got the rona

Weird, I've had all of those symptoms over the past month. I'm fairly sure I dont or didn't have covid though

They were all spaced out though

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itachi15243 posted...

Weird, I've had all of those symptoms over the past month. I'm fairly sure I dont or didn't have covid though

They were all spaced out though

you cant really know until youve been tested

My dad has it and he's 60. He seems to be getting better.

But my coworker's 16 year old son got it. He died drowning in his bloody pneumonia juice when he was starting to seem better.

Rexdragon125 posted...

But my coworker's 16 year old son got it. He died drowning in his bloody pneumonia juice when he was starting to seem better.

fuck

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