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If I caught that chit.

Weird, mild headache for 3-4 days. Ears/hearing is funky.

Tired feeling for 2-3 days.

Haven't even felt like drinking a beer.

Not sick, no fever(knock on wood) just feel really lazy.

Reminds me of mono back in high school.



For the first time in years(?) I'm not leaving the house.

Beautiful day but I don't want to be around my dad, just odd feeling.

Who has had this chit?


What did you feel?

If I ended up catching CV 19.. I'd hang out with every democRAT I know, and not tell them a thing...

I'd just pretend I was a never Trumper and was voting for Joe...

Get tested Sam.

I had it.

Didn't know it- and I wouldn't have known if I didn't have to get tested during admittance to the hospital for an unrelated reason. Per the Doc- I could have had it more than 3 months prior to the testing, since the test is for COVID RNA, and you can still "shed" RNA for months after recovery and test positive.

I had no symptoms at all.

Any shortness of breath or loss of taste, Sammerz?

Best get a test.

loss off taste or smell?

Do you seem agitated easily or short fused last 2 days? (Covid rage)


Most of people the wife has on speaker conference report:
Tiredness, notice more fatigue than usuall
Joints ache, muscle pain, weskness

cough, deep unproductive cough (no phlegm coming up) onset mostly at night

Headaches from mild to migraine size

Pukey/diarrhea, gut disturbance


Runny nose, some sore throat

Shortness of breath, hard to get a deep breath in

Loss of desire to consume adult beverages, erectile dysfunction

Pretty sure that I did in Feb. Mild flu symptoms, night sweats minus the chills, loss of smell in one nostril, energy didn't slowly dissipate - it just crashed at certain times. Physical activity resulted in running out of air, which was a strange feeling. Cough hung on for 5 weeks. Nothing really major. I've had flu that absolutely sucked much worse. This was early Feb. before it was popular. I was at a conference with thousands of Chinese and tens of thousands of others. I went to get tested but didn't feel like paying for the privilege of being added to their stats, so I left.

I had it as well. Felt very weak, sore, very runny nose, and could not taste anything. I did not have a high fever though. Stayed below 100. Like others have said, go get tested as soon as you can. I had it in February and really didn't know what it was. Told my Dr. about my symptoms and she got me tested through the Beta Program that was going on back then. It was not that bad, but I used to get bad colds and that may have helped.

Good luck and hope you don't have it.

It kicked my ass for two months as I am prone to pneumonia (though I had the flu and pneumonia vaccine from the VA). My flu symptoms only lasted for a couple days, but the fatigue, chronic cough and headaches lasted forever it seemed like.

I came down with something yesterday. Headaches, muscle aches....

I was curious also but back in March. I couldn't breathe. Felt like I had 500lb man sitting on my chest while climbing a mountain. Didn't lose my sense of taste but everything didn't taste right. No fever though.

Doctor did all kinds of tests, including an MRI. All came back clean. Since no fever and back then covid tests were hard to come by, he never ordered one for me.

Lasted about 45 days.

Wife has checked positive....I probably already got it from my wife. I got checked yesterday and won't be sure for a couple of days yet. Dr has me on meds and I'm quarantining along with my wife. Thing about this crap is you can be very contagious before you know that you are positive. I have had a light cough for a couple of days and no other symptoms. I don't feel bad, but am pretty sure I will come back positive. I hope and pray that it doesn't get any worse. I've been on meds since Wednesday and my cough has almost gone away and I feel fine.

Get tested. Don't wait to go on the proper meds/vitamins. Friends that have started treatments early have had very mild cases and were over it in a few days. Friends that waited to go on the meds have had a rough ride.

Milk and orange juice taste like water.

Thanks for the replies.


My wife was just looking into the local testing program.


Taste seems fairly normal, smell is always poor with never ending pollen allergies.

I have allergy induced asthma but breathing is fine.


Zero ambition to do pretty much anything, no energy.

My sense of smell and taste has been compromised for the past five years. I ache in most every joint and have for a couple of years. My balance is a bit off. Occasional headaches are the norm. I'm lazy and sluggish. If I get covid, how will I know? GD

Yep, that’s how mine started about 3 weeks ago. Then had a low grade fever for about 10 days, congestion, nagging cough and always felt tired. Woke up sweating profusely about 3-4 days ago after that congestion started breaking up, no fever, headaches gone and now feeling like my old azzhole self for the most part.
Funny thing is that I had a case of the flu 2 years ago that actually laid me up in bed for 3 days and hung on for 2 more weeks that fugged with me more than this sh*t.

YMMV

lol

Dont screw around, Sam, go get tested. Now.

Seems like lots of young people have gotten it without getting really sick. But then again, you can catch any number of bugs that would make you feel the same.

Have you been around any strangers, or people you could've gotten it from?