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Originally Posted By hoop84⏩
Get well and I hope that test comes back negative. Don’t be surprised if the results take longer than they’re saying.2 weeks ago had to go to the hospital for shortness of breath and chest pain/tightness/heavy feeling. ER did blood work and chest xrays. Everything came out negative. Still had trouble especially the following Thursday and Saturday. Had a test done on Thursday said I'll get results in 72 hrs. My breathing has improved and the chest issues are pretty much gone. My wife has no symptoms.
See if you can find out what lab ran your test and see if they have a patient portal of their own where you can check the results. That’s how I knew my results were in.
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Originally Posted By BritishTwit⏩
"In a series of experiments in 2016 and 2017, a team led by Perlman infected male and female mice with the coronaviruses that caused severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS). At every age, male mice were more susceptible to infection than females.Where did you hear that?
Damn sloots getting special treatment as always lmao
For real tho.. everyone stay safe!
Damn sloots getting special treatment as always lmao
For real tho.. everyone stay safe!
At the same time, the death rates of infected female mice shot up when their ovaries were removed, or when they got drugs that suppressed the activity of the hormone estrogen.
To Perlman, those dual findings strongly suggest that there’s something about estrogen that protects against the ravages of deadly coronaviruses — and he suspects it’s true for the new SARS-CoV-19 virus as well.
“Why does estrogen protect the woman, and how?” Perlman said. “We’d like to know.” Estrogen has so many important roles in the female body, “it’s hard to prove anything” about its specific protective powers, he said.
https://www.latimes.com/science/stor...than-for-women
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Originally Posted By SpencerFS⏩
Interesting. So start drinking soy?"In a series of experiments in 2016 and 2017, a team led by Perlman infected male and female mice with the coronaviruses that caused severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS). At every age, male mice were more susceptible to infection than females.
At the same time, the death rates of infected female mice shot up when their ovaries were removed, or when they got drugs that suppressed the activity of the hormone estrogen.
To Perlman, those dual findings strongly suggest that there’s something about estrogen that protects against the ravages of deadly coronaviruses — and he suspects it’s true for the new SARS-CoV-19 virus as well.
“Why does estrogen protect the woman, and how?” Perlman said. “We’d like to know.” Estrogen has so many important roles in the female body, “it’s hard to prove anything” about its specific protective powers, he said.
https://www.latimes.com/science/stor...than-for-women
At the same time, the death rates of infected female mice shot up when their ovaries were removed, or when they got drugs that suppressed the activity of the hormone estrogen.
To Perlman, those dual findings strongly suggest that there’s something about estrogen that protects against the ravages of deadly coronaviruses — and he suspects it’s true for the new SARS-CoV-19 virus as well.
“Why does estrogen protect the woman, and how?” Perlman said. “We’d like to know.” Estrogen has so many important roles in the female body, “it’s hard to prove anything” about its specific protective powers, he said.
https://www.latimes.com/science/stor...than-for-women
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Originally Posted By SpencerFS⏩
inb4 some dudes cuts his balls off in his basement and dies and the media blame Trump"In a series of experiments in 2016 and 2017, a team led by Perlman infected male and female mice with the coronaviruses that caused severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS). At every age, male mice were more susceptible to infection than females.
At the same time, the death rates of infected female mice shot up when their ovaries were removed, or when they got drugs that suppressed the activity of the hormone estrogen.
To Perlman, those dual findings strongly suggest that there’s something about estrogen that protects against the ravages of deadly coronaviruses — and he suspects it’s true for the new SARS-CoV-19 virus as well.
“Why does estrogen protect the woman, and how?” Perlman said. “We’d like to know.” Estrogen has so many important roles in the female body, “it’s hard to prove anything” about its specific protective powers, he said.
https://www.latimes.com/science/stor...than-for-women
At the same time, the death rates of infected female mice shot up when their ovaries were removed, or when they got drugs that suppressed the activity of the hormone estrogen.
To Perlman, those dual findings strongly suggest that there’s something about estrogen that protects against the ravages of deadly coronaviruses — and he suspects it’s true for the new SARS-CoV-19 virus as well.
“Why does estrogen protect the woman, and how?” Perlman said. “We’d like to know.” Estrogen has so many important roles in the female body, “it’s hard to prove anything” about its specific protective powers, he said.
https://www.latimes.com/science/stor...than-for-women
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Thanks bro. Entering week 3 ad doctor said my breathing sounded good despite the struggle to breath. Get some rest op.Get well and I hope that test comes back negative. Don’t be surprised if the results take longer than they’re saying.
See if you can find out what lab ran your test and see if they have a patient portal of their own where you can check the results. That’s how I knew my results were in.
See if you can find out what lab ran your test and see if they have a patient portal of their own where you can check the results. That’s how I knew my results were in.
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03-28-2020, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted By SpencerFS⏩
Have you been outdoors ? You could have been bitten by a tick that has lyme or babesia.Damn maybe I have it... Sounds a lot like you guys. Haven't got tested but all of it started about two weeks ago and comes in waves.
1st Started with Diarrhea
2nd Started getting hot and cold spells with night sweats and unbelievably tired
3rd Starting getting chest tightness and pain. Sometimes it feels like im going to have a heart attack. It's like im doing HITT but im sitting on my couch
4th Dizziness and light headed
5th Don't really have a cough but I have a lot of mucus
Feeling better today though!
1st Started with Diarrhea
2nd Started getting hot and cold spells with night sweats and unbelievably tired
3rd Starting getting chest tightness and pain. Sometimes it feels like im going to have a heart attack. It's like im doing HITT but im sitting on my couch
4th Dizziness and light headed
5th Don't really have a cough but I have a lot of mucus
Feeling better today though!
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Not a doc but second rabbit on this, ive had really bad episodes of manual breathing (sometimes lasting till 8am) cause of anxiety, could be exacerbated by you worrying about it.Last night was rough, didn’t really sleep at all. My chest was super tight and my breathing felt “manual” where I had to consciously keep breathing because I wasn’t taking in enough oxygen. At around 6am I contemplated going to the hospital but I finally got a few hours of sleep and my symptoms have pulled back enough to stay put.
My fiancée didn’t sleep much either because of how much I was coughing and she’s now saying she has a headache which concerns me because that was one of my first symptoms. Hopefully her headache is just from the lack of sleep.
My fiancée didn’t sleep much either because of how much I was coughing and she’s now saying she has a headache which concerns me because that was one of my first symptoms. Hopefully her headache is just from the lack of sleep.
Once you're worried about not being able to breathe automatically and having to be put on a ventilator it's really hard to stop.
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Originally Posted By Nicklol⏩
All my best brother.Im at the testing place and they sent others home to isolate without testing because their symptoms weren’t serious or no high temp. but because my temp was high, they swabbed me.
now waiting to see whats next
in the er room.
Want to go home, eat and sleep
now waiting to see whats next
in the er room.
Want to go home, eat and sleep
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Do you find that symptoms tend to worsen around the evening and night and then get a bit better when the day begins? I noticed that earlier last year when I experienced a few days of flu. I was reading that your cortisol spikes during the day so you don't experience your symptoms as heavily as you do during the night, when your cortisol dips. If you're just lying there thinking about how bad you feel, that added focus would also amplify your symptoms.
I'd say you're 100% right with the humidifier. If you're experiencing a dry cough, you want there to be as much moisture in the air you're breathing as possible. You probably know this, but you would probably want to avoid caffeine altogether as well.
As for your mental health, it's true that feelings of anxiety and stress can result in physiological sensations like difficulty breathing. Anxiety will spike your heart rate and blood pressure. If you're already having trouble breathing, it only worsens it. I'd recommend doing deep breathing, a bit of meditation. Just focus on long in and out breathes.
It's probably most frightening when you wake up at like 4am, still groggy from whatever sleep cycle you just got ripped out of, experiencing symptoms full on now that you're newly awake. No wonder you had thoughts of going to the hospital.
Keep us updated, hope you feel better soon, and also best of luck to your fiance!
I'd say you're 100% right with the humidifier. If you're experiencing a dry cough, you want there to be as much moisture in the air you're breathing as possible. You probably know this, but you would probably want to avoid caffeine altogether as well.
As for your mental health, it's true that feelings of anxiety and stress can result in physiological sensations like difficulty breathing. Anxiety will spike your heart rate and blood pressure. If you're already having trouble breathing, it only worsens it. I'd recommend doing deep breathing, a bit of meditation. Just focus on long in and out breathes.
It's probably most frightening when you wake up at like 4am, still groggy from whatever sleep cycle you just got ripped out of, experiencing symptoms full on now that you're newly awake. No wonder you had thoughts of going to the hospital.
Keep us updated, hope you feel better soon, and also best of luck to your fiance!
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Do you have any underlying health problems?Last night was rough, didn’t really sleep at all. My chest was super tight and my breathing felt “manual” where I had to consciously keep breathing because I wasn’t taking in enough oxygen. At around 6am I contemplated going to the hospital but I finally got a few hours of sleep and my symptoms have pulled back enough to stay put.
My fiancée didn’t sleep much either because of how much I was coughing and she’s now saying she has a headache which concerns me because that was one of my first symptoms. Hopefully her headache is just from the lack of sleep.
My fiancée didn’t sleep much either because of how much I was coughing and she’s now saying she has a headache which concerns me because that was one of my first symptoms. Hopefully her headache is just from the lack of sleep.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
Thank you. I typically feel the best immediately after waking up but decline quickly afterwards. There isn’t too much change afterwards, it mostly depends on the amount of sleep I get.Do you find that symptoms tend to worsen around the evening and night and then get a bit better when the day begins? I noticed that earlier last year when I experienced a few days of flu. I was reading that your cortisol spikes during the day so you don't experience your symptoms as heavily as you do during the night, when your cortisol dips. If you're just lying there thinking about how bad you feel, that added focus would also amplify your symptoms.
I'd say you're 100% right with the humidifier. If you're experiencing a dry cough, you want there to be as much moisture in the air you're breathing as possible. You probably know this, but you would probably want to avoid caffeine altogether as well.
As for your mental health, it's true that feelings of anxiety and stress can result in physiological sensations like difficulty breathing. Anxiety will spike your heart rate and blood pressure. If you're already having trouble breathing, it only worsens it. I'd recommend doing deep breathing, a bit of meditation. Just focus on long in and out breathes.
It's probably most frightening when you wake up at like 4am, still groggy from whatever sleep cycle you just got ripped out of, experiencing symptoms full on now that you're newly awake. No wonder you had thoughts of going to the hospital.
Keep us updated, hope you feel better soon, and also best of luck to your fiance!
I'd say you're 100% right with the humidifier. If you're experiencing a dry cough, you want there to be as much moisture in the air you're breathing as possible. You probably know this, but you would probably want to avoid caffeine altogether as well.
As for your mental health, it's true that feelings of anxiety and stress can result in physiological sensations like difficulty breathing. Anxiety will spike your heart rate and blood pressure. If you're already having trouble breathing, it only worsens it. I'd recommend doing deep breathing, a bit of meditation. Just focus on long in and out breathes.
It's probably most frightening when you wake up at like 4am, still groggy from whatever sleep cycle you just got ripped out of, experiencing symptoms full on now that you're newly awake. No wonder you had thoughts of going to the hospital.
Keep us updated, hope you feel better soon, and also best of luck to your fiance!
Originally Posted By Vrykul⏩
Hanging in there. No better, no worse. That’s whats weird, usually when I’m sick there’s a change day by day either better or worse. With this crap, every day has just felt the same for the last week or so.OP u still alive?
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Nothing that has any impact on the Coronavirus.Do you have any underlying health problems?
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Glad to hear it brah. It lasts about 2 weeks in almost everyone so you're not alone in that.Thank you. I typically feel the best immediately after waking up but decline quickly afterwards. There isn’t too much change afterwards, it mostly depends on the amount of sleep I get.
Hanging in there. No better, no worse. That’s whats weird, usually when I’m sick there’s a change day by day either better or worse. With this crap, every day has just felt the same for the last week or so.
Nothing that has any impact on the Coronavirus.
Hanging in there. No better, no worse. That’s whats weird, usually when I’m sick there’s a change day by day either better or worse. With this crap, every day has just felt the same for the last week or so.
Nothing that has any impact on the Coronavirus.
Keep in mind just cause the symptoms aren't getting better doesn't mean your body isn't winning the fight, I read that the immune response to this virus is pretty drastic, you might be fatigued even weeks after you're cured
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Originally Posted By Vrykul⏩
I’ve been symptomatic for 2 weeks now, I’m expecting this will drag on for another week but would not be surprised if it took a month in total to resolve the symptoms at this rate.Glad to hear it brah. It lasts about 2 weeks in almost everyone so you're not alone in that.
Keep in mind just cause the symptoms aren't getting better doesn't mean your body isn't winning the fight, I read that the immune response to this virus is pretty drastic, you might be fatigued even weeks after you're cured
Keep in mind just cause the symptoms aren't getting better doesn't mean your body isn't winning the fight, I read that the immune response to this virus is pretty drastic, you might be fatigued even weeks after you're cured
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Wow that sounds awful brah. I hope that you will recover much more quickly than that.I’ve been symptomatic for 2 weeks now, I’m expecting this will drag on for another week but would not be surprised if it took a month in total to resolve the symptoms at this rate.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Back when I had a bad case of mono in high school, it laid me out for 3 weeks and then I slept 10-12 hours a day for a month afterwards. Some viruses just deplete your energy and your body hits it with all it's got.I’ve been symptomatic for 2 weeks now, I’m expecting this will drag on for another week but would not be surprised if it took a month in total to resolve the symptoms at this rate.
I would rest as much as I can if I were you, it's what your body needs right now
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No way to isolate from fiancee? It's pretty contagious...she'll almost certainly get it if you're still sleeping together man.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Had a severe flu this december and felt just like that, it didnt get better or worse for 2 weeks straight, every single day felt exactly the same. Then magically started feeling better at a rapid pace, you'll make it brahHanging in there. No better, no worse. That’s whats weird, usually when I’m sick there’s a change day by day either better or worse. With this crap, every day has just felt the same for the last week or so.
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Originally Posted By Vixie69420⏩
I coincidentally also had a short bout of the flu myself earlier this winter. It seems like cold, flus, and pneumonia were rampant in the fall/winter this year. My wife's flu symptoms were atrocious. She was out for the count for at least 2 weeks. Actually made me really nervous. I got it with a mild fever for around 3 days.Had a severe flu this december and felt just like that, it didnt get better or worse for 2 weeks straight, every single day felt exactly the same. Then magically started feeling better at a rapid pace, you'll make it brah
Out of any medicine I've ever taken, I find robitussin worked decently.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
Thanks man. Unfortunately today was a bit of a step backwards. A lot more respiratory symptoms, my lungs have been burning for the last few hours. Breathing is okay for now but I keep getting spells of lightheadedness so something is going on.I coincidentally also had a short bout of the flu myself earlier this winter. It seems like cold, flus, and pneumonia were rampant in the fall/winter this year. My wife's flu symptoms were atrocious. She was out for the count for at least 2 weeks. Actually made me really nervous. I got it with a mild fever for around 3 days.
Out of any medicine I've ever taken, I find robitussin worked decently.
I deadlifted with you in mind this morning, OP. You'll be back in the game soon enough!
Out of any medicine I've ever taken, I find robitussin worked decently.
I deadlifted with you in mind this morning, OP. You'll be back in the game soon enough!
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
o2 SATS probably a little low man, u gonna get yourself checked out?Thanks man. Unfortunately today was a bit of a step backwards. A lot more respiratory symptoms, my lungs have been burning for the last few hours. Breathing is okay for now but I keep getting spells of lightheadedness so something is going on.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
If you're not gonna go to the doc, if you have a samsung phone try the S health stress measurement, I heard the oxygen saturation measurement is pretty accurateThanks man. Unfortunately today was a bit of a step backwards. A lot more respiratory symptoms, my lungs have been burning for the last few hours. Breathing is okay for now but I keep getting spells of lightheadedness so something is going on.
If it doesn't get better go to the doc brah
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
If you’re getting light headed, now is the time to go to the hospital.Thanks man. Unfortunately today was a bit of a step backwards. A lot more respiratory symptoms, my lungs have been burning for the last few hours. Breathing is okay for now but I keep getting spells of lightheadedness so something is going on.
Hope we hear back from you tomorrow.
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ur healthy and natty i wouldn't worry too much over it, stay safe OP.
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Originally Posted By dontstopbelief⏩
I’m hoping I don’t have to, the hospitals in NY are slammed. It’s hard to gauge at what point I can no longer handle the symptoms myself.o2 SATS probably a little low man, u gonna get yourself checked out?
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
week 3 now and it doesn’t sound like it’s getting betterI’m hoping I don’t have to, the hospitals in NY are slammed. It’s hard to gauge at what point I can no longer handle the symptoms myself.
‘Do you plan on talking to a doctor?
Do you have a doctor you can call? (So you don’t have to go to a hospital )
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have someone pick up a pulse ox from the pharmacy and report back the o2
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Seriously I would go see a doc. My cousin, as fit and healthy as they come at 34, went from breathing okay to needing to be on a vent as quick as a lightswitch can be changed. Hope you're feeling better soonThanks man. Unfortunately today was a bit of a step backwards. A lot more respiratory symptoms, my lungs have been burning for the last few hours. Breathing is okay for now but I keep getting spells of lightheadedness so something is going on.
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