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Hang in there Hookeye when I went through the coughing fits in December I started getting better. I was about the two and a half week mark.

Hope you're feelin' better, man.

This^^^
Quit the sugar.

Have you had a breathing test? You blood oxygen level is low and that could mean COPD. Prednisone might help but you'll have to see a doctor for it. Zinc, Vit. C, D3, Benadryl, hydroxy and ivermectin if you can get them. you have to get a handle on the coughing. It could lead to more serious things. Vascular problems like a brain bleed. I'm pulling for you. hang in there. Stay away from the ER if you can. They're for pissing on fires and it's a good place to get covid or anything else that's going around. our medical community has been politicized like education and the legal system. It's a damned shame but there are doctors just dumb enough to be happy to murder you.

This was my thought. Did they give you a script for a steroid?

At least you don't have pnemonia. Hope you feel better soon.

Please don't listen to rainshot. He's all over the board here.

After I had pneumonia from my second bout with COVID, I had a lingering cough for quite some time. Ultimately, a mederol dose-pack is what cleared mine up after literal months of coughing and shortness of breath. Hives, that is curious. Were you prescribed any beds prior? While it won't make you feel so great, benadryl may be useful for getting rid of the hives...and probably aide in some good rest.

Medicate. Ivermectin/hydroxychloriquin, zinc, D3, azithromycin (some advise doxycycline). I’ve seen it work. 8 so far in my family. Age +\- 50 to 83. 80 yo aunt died because she was hospitalized and was refused proper treatment. Was given remdesivir and told she needed to be ventilated. While she was able to talk and argue with the drs she was told a ventilator was needed. They killed her. Was in Georgia. Hospital protocol just couldn’t be violated.

The whole family got it here last week.

No issues, seems to be in the rear view. I hope nothing pops up after ten+ days.

Not having taste/smell is odd though.

Bud, hang in there! My wife and I went through three bad weeks, like your doing now, and survived it. I did get depressed for about a week, and decided I’m going to sell all my excess rifles! Also during my sick time I had to caregive a 23 year old severe autistic son, I don’t know how I did it, but I did.

When you get better, check out what I’m selling!

I wouldn’t jump right in to that line of thinking…. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/09/glucose-inflammation/498965/
I’d eat what I was hungry for….

Interesting read

If hes bleck, will your bud the Bidet send him some Regeneron?

You apparently misinterpreted that article from 2016.

No where did it recommend consuming cane sugar or high fructose corn syrup.

Hookeye will drink himself into the grave with his consumption of Sprite.

I always found 7 Up worked much better in setting an upset stomach anyway.

Vaccinated?

Yes, they murdered your aunt.

Hope you get to feeling better.

We just got over the second round of Chyna Flu, lucky here that we both have Type O+ blood, wife has been on anti-rejection drugs which lower immunity for 17 years, she took longer to get back up than I did but pulled out. I have not so much as run a fever either time, though I did have a nasty sinus thing going on for about three days and felt like someone threw a cup of gasoline in my throat and chased with a match.

I hope the ones responsible for this crap wind up in Hell with their back broke...

Normally the pukes give a worthless Rx for 10mg bid and it's not enough to provide a significant antiinflammatory response to viral pneumonia.
For someone 200 lbs a 50 mg dose in the AM 3-5 days when ones natural steroid levels are high would be enough to keep most people out of the hospital and off a vent.

The normal CDC protocol is geared toward getting people on the vent, on Remdisivir and on the vaunted Covid dead list.

The miserable deaths the protocol results in scares the crap out of Drs and Nurses who dont know there are effective treatments results in neglect and more deaths from dehydration, etc.

Curious about the itching/hives? Is that from covid? I've not heard of that symptom.

All I know is that they wanted to send me home from the ER with double pnemonia. I asked the Doc to keep me for a few days to get me on track. I started Ivermectin a little late becuase I thought I had the flu (no loss of taste or smell). Anyway he kept me two days and sent me home with a script for a steriod, a Brio, and the coughing balls. It took a while but I'm much better now.