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re: For those that think they've had corona
Posted on 4/3/20 at 8:49 am to SquatchDawg
Posted on 4/3/20 at 8:49 am to SquatchDawg
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If COVID was around that early we’d be seeing the same hospital and death statistics spiking as well. I don’t get the logic.
Interestingly enough, there was a new-ish phenomenon going around the last half of last year that was attributed to vaping. Gives the same type of lung findings as COVID-19. COVID-19 was not a known entity at the time and there was no testing for it, and our traditional laboratory tests for COVID-19 are not consistent with infection. So who knows.
To the OP's question, I had the worst "man cold" that I have ever had back in January and was in bed an entire day. I may or may not have had a mild case. I'm an emergency physician for reference.
I have a cousin who has COVID-19. He is 2.5 weeks into it and is still highly symptomatic. Can't do a thing without feeling like he is going to collapse. His oxygen saturation has improved, however so he's likely going to recover. We (as a medical community) don't know if there is a weaker strain of the virus and a stronger strain or if it's a based upon viral load exposure. Or both.
Posted on 4/3/20 at 9:06 am to pongze
I feel like there must be different strains. My cousins in Shreveport have it, they’re moderately healthy, 40 y/o. They said it’s been nothing except the exhaustion. And then you read about people who say it’s the worst thing they’ve ever experienced.
Posted on 4/3/20 at 9:10 am to pongze
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I have a cousin who has COVID-19. He is 2.5 weeks into it and is still highly symptomatic. Can't do a thing without feeling like he is going to collapse. His oxygen saturation has improved, however so he's likely going to recover. We (as a medical community) don't know if there is a weaker strain of the virus and a stronger strain or if it's a based upon viral load exposure. Or both.
So contrary to what we have been hearing, there are no mild or asymptomatic cases? When you get it it absolutely lasts for weeks?
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