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It may still have been flu; a 102 fever is higher than expected for covid, although definitely not excluded
by travisporter 7y ago
It may still have been flu; a 102 fever is higher than expected for covid, although definitely not excluded
- jryan49 7y agoYes. I agree. None of us were tested for the flu either so we don't really know. We all did have our flu shots however in November. I've never had the loss the smell taste though with the flu. This also didn't hit me like the flu. I felt kind of tired for a few days before I got really sick. My wife ended up with just a dry cough for a week. She would be very tied randomly some nights.
- robocat 7y agoI am guessing it is 10x more likely to be Covid19 (and Baysian is even higher if you know community transmission is currently occurring in your area). While Anosmia is commonly caused by flu, the flu doesn’t commonly cause anosmia. If anyone can find what percentage of people with flu/cold present with Anosmia as a symptom (without having a blocked nose), I would love to know,