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post 1601793621 04-06-2020, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By pauly215
Monday March 23 is when I started to get random diarrhea after eating food. March 25 is when at night time I got cold sweats and a fever or 100.1 which made me not sleep at all. March 26-29 is when I felt my worst with body aches stomach aches diarrhea fatigue and burning back pain, however no fever only lasted 2 days. From March 30 to now I only had loss of smell and taste which actually came back some what. I had a cough also here and there very small but it’s been non existent last two days.
Those symptoms sound good to me, meaning it doesn't seem like the virus went after your lungs to much extent which is how this seems to spiral much worse.

I never had the diarrhea or loss of taste/smell but I had the deep cough and respiratory symptoms. Interesting.
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Patient 0 in my precinct went out sick March 22nd since then 26 cops are out sick so far .
post 1601795061 04-06-2020, 12:10 PM
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I had some congestion two weeks ago and sharp pain when I coughed, but it passed in two days. The last two days my eyeballs hurt and I had a 100.3 fever last night. No loss in taste or smell thankfully. I guess it comes in waves...
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Originally Posted By allianc3
Thanks for asking how I'm doing guys. The weekend was crappy, had a relapse in some symptoms and some of the shortness of breath came back. Today is day 21 and I'm doing about the same as I was at the end of last week. Thankfully it wasn't any serious deterioration but it's just frustrating that this recovery hasn't been smooth and consistent.
Fit/healthy and in 21 days you're still not recovered? Scary man. Just saw this on my youtube feed too, guy still testing positive one month later. WTF is this disease? Never had a flu last me a month??
post 1601799851 04-06-2020, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted By SwayWay
Fit/healthy and in 21 days you're still not recovered? Scary man. Just saw this on my youtube feed too, guy still testing positive one month later. WTF is this disease? Never had a flu last me a month??
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post 1601814561 04-06-2020, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Vrykul
I had a virus that lasted me a month

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Norovirus had me out for over two weeks
post 1601856851 04-07-2020, 03:16 AM
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I feel like I’ve developed Bronchitis as a result of this goddamn virus. I’m pretty sure it’s not pneumonia because I haven’t had a fever or chills in a good 2 weeks and I’m not coughing up anything at all.

What I do have is lungs that feel weakened, a brutally deep and dry cough, and some pain/burning sensation throughout my lungs even when not coughing. Occasionally I’ll get some shortness of breath and it’s clear that anything strenuous would leave me much more winded than I should be.

Anyone have any advice here? It seems like bronchitis is a lingering condition resulting from a virus and it cannot really be treated. Is the answer just more rest while trying to mitigate symptoms and support my bodies immune health?
post 1601857121 04-07-2020, 03:26 AM
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Are you taking some cough syrup to relieve the dry cough? Coughing is bad for the lungs.

Glad you're ok OP wouldn't want to see anyone going the full Boris Johnson on this one.
post 1601857241 04-07-2020, 03:31 AM
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Covid 19 doesnt exist. But yes you may have corona virus, of which there are thousands of varients and no test exists to isolate covid19 only. In other words its the flu, youll be fine.
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It's just a flu, stop acting up.
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post 1601864661 04-07-2020, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I feel like I’ve developed Bronchitis as a result of this goddamn virus. I’m pretty sure it’s not pneumonia because I haven’t had a fever or chills in a good 2 weeks and I’m not coughing up anything at all.

What I do have is lungs that feel weakened, a brutally deep and dry cough, and some pain/burning sensation throughout my lungs even when not coughing. Occasionally I’ll get some shortness of breath and it’s clear that anything strenuous would leave me much more winded than I should be.

Anyone have any advice here? It seems like bronchitis is a lingering condition resulting from a virus and it cannot really be treated. Is the answer just more rest while trying to mitigate symptoms and support my bodies immune health?
If you have bronchitis your doctor may prescribe you an inhaler (like asthma)
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post 1601871781 04-07-2020, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
If you have bronchitis your doctor may prescribe you an inhaler (like asthma)
Thanks I’ll check it out. That’s probably what I need.
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I feel like I’ve developed Bronchitis as a result of this goddamn virus. I’m pretty sure it’s not pneumonia because I haven’t had a fever or chills in a good 2 weeks and I’m not coughing up anything at all.

What I do have is lungs that feel weakened, a brutally deep and dry cough, and some pain/burning sensation throughout my lungs even when not coughing. Occasionally I’ll get some shortness of breath and it’s clear that anything strenuous would leave me much more winded than I should be.

Anyone have any advice here? It seems like bronchitis is a lingering condition resulting from a virus and it cannot really be treated. Is the answer just more rest while trying to mitigate symptoms and support my bodies immune health?
have you talked to your doctor?
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post 1601872541 04-07-2020, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I feel like I’ve developed Bronchitis as a result of this goddamn virus. I’m pretty sure it’s not pneumonia because I haven’t had a fever or chills in a good 2 weeks and I’m not coughing up anything at all.

What I do have is lungs that feel weakened, a brutally deep and dry cough, and some pain/burning sensation throughout my lungs even when not coughing. Occasionally I’ll get some shortness of breath and it’s clear that anything strenuous would leave me much more winded than I should be.

Anyone have any advice here? It seems like bronchitis is a lingering condition resulting from a virus and it cannot really be treated. Is the answer just more rest while trying to mitigate symptoms and support my bodies immune health?
Once the virus clears from your system, your body is ripe for a secondary bacterial infection. I think you need to get amoxicillin. This will kill the bacteria plugging up your sinuses - my guess the issue is here. How’s your boogers?
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This dude is a month in to Corona and he’s asking misc for advice on what to take
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post 1601873691 04-07-2020, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah
Fuk i hope this thing doesnt turn into "everyone needs to catch it and just get it over with" sort of thing
Already have this in my head, its the only way. Let it spread, protect the old and weak, and lets fuking get on with it
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I feel like I’ve developed Bronchitis as a result of this goddamn virus. I’m pretty sure it’s not pneumonia because I haven’t had a fever or chills in a good 2 weeks and I’m not coughing up anything at all.

What I do have is lungs that feel weakened, a brutally deep and dry cough, and some pain/burning sensation throughout my lungs even when not coughing. Occasionally I’ll get some shortness of breath and it’s clear that anything strenuous would leave me much more winded than I should be.

Anyone have any advice here? It seems like bronchitis is a lingering condition resulting from a virus and it cannot really be treated. Is the answer just more rest while trying to mitigate symptoms and support my bodies immune health?
Keep moving and breathing, lay down as little as possible, they key is to keep your lungs active. Most bronchial infections are caused by viruses, just takes time to pass, sometimes several weeks.
post 1601874281 04-07-2020, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Midi77
Keep moving and breathing, lay down as little as possible, they key is to keep your lungs active. Most bronchial infections are caused by viruses, just takes time to pass, sometimes several weeks.
Are you an MD? Wouldn't give advice like this unless you are
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Originally Posted By knightofday
Already have this in my head, its the only way. Let it spread, protect the old and weak, and lets fuking get on with it
There is no confirmation of short term immunity, much less long term immunity, for those who have caught it and beaten it.

In fact, it appears that you can catch it again right after surviving a bout of it. We saw those reports coming out of Wuhan and we're seeing them in the rest of the world now too. Doctors simply don't know yet if catching a mild case of the Kung Flu will protect you from reinfection.
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post 1601884801 04-07-2020, 11:39 AM
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Went to the doc today and got a chest X-ray, good news is there's no signs of pneumonia. Likely just bronchitis as I sort of suspected. Getting an inhaler to see if that helps.
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Originally Posted By allianc3
Went to the doc today and got a chest X-ray, good news is there's no signs of pneumonia. Likely just bronchitis as I sort of suspected. Getting an inhaler to see if that helps.
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Saw you were 10 days into your confirmed positive- seems to be the point at which people seems to have the worst problems. Hopefully you will be fine- see the rep comment I left you. Stay safe- run a humidifier/very hot shower. Drink a soothing warm drink- hope it helps.
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About a week and a half into what I suspect is coronavirus. Never had a high fever or producing any coughs but what is still lingering is extreme fatigue and minor dizziness. Shortness of breath isnt as prevalent as it was in the beginning but I can't seem to shake this fatigue?
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Originally Posted By aeons
About a week and a half into what I suspect is coronavirus. Never had a high fever or producing any coughs but what is still lingering is extreme fatigue and minor dizziness. Shortness of breath isnt as prevalent as it was in the beginning but I can't seem to shake this fatigue?
where do you think you caught it brah? Three weeks ago i was tired AF for a week straight and a bad headache. don't think it was the rona though.
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Originally Posted By jlick
where do you think you caught it brah? Three weeks ago i was tired AF for a week straight and a bad headache. don't think it was the rona though.
Have no clue. I was working every day before I got sick and I was taking all of the precautions at work. Could've been a grocery store? Mine started off with bad headaches then turned into massive fatigue with dizziness then some bouts of tight throat and burning chest with shortness of breath on and off. My lungs feel weakened atm still but the major issue I'm dealing with is the fatigue that is not allowing me to do anything without being exhausted.
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Originally Posted By aeons
Have no clue. I was working every day before I got sick and I was taking all of the precautions at work. Could've been a grocery store? Mine started off with bad headaches then turned into massive fatigue with dizziness then some bouts of tight throat and burning chest with shortness of breath on and off. My lungs feel weakened atm still but the major issue I'm dealing with is the fatigue that is not allowing me to do anything without being exhausted.
That sucks..do you smoke ..blaze..or drink??? You fit?? Healthy?? Workout ...do you weightlift.cardio or both?..how old are you??? Anyone of your family hand lung cancer...high blood pressure or diabetes?
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[QUOTE=Ratfish post_id=1601885041]were they lookin like this

[img]https://consequenceofsound.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/outbreak-1995.jpg[img][/QUOTE]I don't think anyone in NYC has the PPE they should in the healthcare space. I went in wearing an N95 and gloves I had just put on, everyone in the office was wearing masks (all different varieties), anyone interacting with patients was wearing gloves but that was it.

[QUOTE=RobParks2M post_id=1601885551]Saw you were 10 days into your confirmed positive- seems to be the point at which people seems to have the worst problems. Hopefully you will be fine- see the rep comment I left you. Stay safe- run a humidifier/very hot shower. Drink a soothing warm drink- hope it helps.[/QUOTE]Today is day 22 of symptoms and 12 days since I received the test results.

I've been running a humidifier 24/7, take hot showers, and drink exclusively hot fluids, nothing cold. Thanks man, trying to do everything I can to get back to 100% just taking much more time than I had ever anticipated.

Edit: Saw your rep comment, got 2 scripts for the cough and an inhaler so I'm expecting some relief.
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I don't think anyone in NYC has the PPE they should in the healthcare space. I went in wearing an N95 and gloves I had just put on, everyone in the office was wearing masks (all different varieties), anyone interacting with patients was wearing gloves but that was it.



Today is day 22 of symptoms and 12 days since I received the test results.

I've been running a humidifier 24/7, take hot showers, and drink exclusively hot fluids, nothing cold. Thanks man, trying to do everything I can to get back to 100% just taking much more time than I had ever anticipated.

Edit: Saw your rep comment, got 2 scripts for the cough and an inhaler so I'm expecting some relief.
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