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Like a four year old with a million dollars. No idea what to do with it lol

This schit won't let go. I kicked the fever part but I am still exhausted and cold sweaty feeling. Need to get past it fast and get back to paying work.

I tested positive but fever was over within first day. Felt same as you -sorta clammy back feeling a few days. Uncharacteristically slept the better part of a few days.
Keep doing all the right things. A little sunshine doesn't hurt either. Keep us posted.

Same here. Unwanted napping lol

Been eating and taking Ivermectin and zinc and multivitamins and drinking a ton but disappointed that it didn't let go right away.

The fever was killed in less than a day as soon as the ivermectin started.

Lingering fatigue was the worst part for me. Verified using an antibody test last year, and highly likely just a few weeks ago( identical symptoms, several ppl in direct contact with tested positive) give it another week til you’re back to “normal”.

This is timely. Have a sister who is 65 who called telling me her and hubby have it and thy have no idea how they could have gotten it. She is a retired RN and an anti-vaxer all along. They live in Oregon and I have some Ivermectin for the both of them on the way. They should have it Thursday. He seems to be getting the worst of it. He has a bad cough and they just put him on Plaxovid yesterday and I know almost nothing about that drug. She has Xlear and been taking Zinc and vitamins. I mentioned Budesonide as well and reminded her about breathing exercises. Hope they mend soon. Just buried Dad a few weeks back- unrelated to Covid. Don't want her going anywhere soon.

I took another test here at home. Still positive. Ivermectin twice a day and all the zinc and vitamins and fluid are still being taken.

I am far from struggling to stay alive but I damn sure am not snapping out of it fast either

I felt,....unmotivated, is the best way I can put it, for better than a month after my mild case back in January. Mild peripheral neuropathy lasted for 6-8 months.

Hope you're feeling better soon.

That's because it's "Fossilized"........

I'm still holding out for that Red Ryder.........

Yeah but, you'd shoot your eye out, kid...

Been saying this for a year.

Because if I am sick work requires a test. And they require a negative one to come back.

Generally zinc is hard for the body to absorb without a "carrier" such as quercitin, quinine, there are others. Zinc is very important in fighting viruses.

Now it's Wifey's turn with the virus. I am about 90 percent better. A little disappointed, I hoped for the 36 hour turnaround you guys described, but I will take the six day timetable and lack of death, as a win lol

Lack of death = good!