Sure, we would test positive if we went to the hospital and gave us tests! The prevailing view is "unless you're dying don't go to the hospital". With that

Sure, we would test positive if we went to the hospital and gave us tests! The prevailing view is "unless you're dying don't go to the hospital". With that said, I feel I had COVID-19 March 8th-12th, with some symptoms in the week prior, and feeling like someone beat me up for a week after that. I feel fine now, except coop'd up from quarantine. How did it progress? The week prior, I went home early from work one day after throwing up a little bit and feeling woozy. But that came and went. In subsequent days, I was late a couple times - felt pretty fatigued and was sleeping longer. On the 8th, I thought it was because I drank too much the day before. I was extremely lethargic - only able to get out of bed to check messages on my laptop, then right back to bed. I think I slept the first day, but that was the last day in the next 5 I would get any. Symptoms: Dry, hacky cough. Fever, chills/sweats. Diarrhea. Only drank water, no food for 4 days. Strange heart palpitations. Muscle twitches/spasms sometimes on my extremities (mostly by my ankles). Extreme fatigue. Unable to sleep. Dizziness/Vertigo - very unsteady on my feet! By the 12th I was finally able to eat something. After the 12th, I went through another week of fatigue, but it felt like the virus was gone, and I was dealing with my body repairing/cleaning up after that disaster.