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Please, self-isolate and call 111 for advice. Chances are you're fine and will be tested clear, but in the case you are not it would be a disaster to not recei
by dave7 7y ago
Please, self-isolate and call 111 for advice.
Chances are you're fine and will be tested clear, but in the case you are not it would be a disaster to not receive proper treatments / come in to contact with loved ones / come in to contact with the general public.
- Nursie 7y agoIt's way too late for that, I've been on crowded commuter trains and the London underground earlier this week. I only started feeling under the weather in the last day or so, long after I'd been exposed to a lot of people. I've mostly stayed in the house since then. Which is another reason I think this is just something else that's going around at the moment, that I've picked up since I'm back (I was also only in Singapore for around 12 hours, and didn't encounter many people other than at the airport, though was there for a day or so a week before that). I'll call 111 and see what they say.
- hef19898 7y agoLet's keep fingers crossed, then!
- Retric 7y agoPeople are vastly less contagious in the early stages of an infection. I would seriously call a doctor as the odds are it’s something else, but if it’s not other people’s lives are at risk from inaction.
- Nursie 7y agoI've talked to the UK health services, based on my symptoms they aren't worried. What they're looking for is mostly respiratory distress, which I don't have. I just feel the usual common-cold variety of lousy...
- Retric 7y agoSounds like great news, even if your still sick. I hope you’re feeling better soon.
- rasz 7y agoYou are one of those 'let me bandage over the zombie bite, ill be fine' people?
- tim333 7y agoI saw some stats that the incidence of raised temperatures with coronavirus was something like 98% of cases so if you don't have a temperature it's probably just a cold.