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Non-severe covers bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. My friend (who tested positive but was not hospitalized) described it as "chest pain, difficulty breathing, if I d
by lazyasciiart 7y ago
Non-severe covers bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. My friend (who tested positive but was not hospitalized) described it as "chest pain, difficulty breathing, if I do something silly like walk 10 feet to the kitchen I get lightheaded and hold on to the wall" - for about ten days.
- acdha 7y agoThe question I had was whether there’s a connection between delay and severity: if you’re one of those asymptomatic cases for a week or two, how does that change the likelihood of ending up on the worse end of the spectrum?
- ajross 7y agoWhat has gone wrong with this site? Why is this comment grayed out form downvotes? It's a straightforward testimony of real experience, and it doesn't even vary significantly form the consensus set of symptoms. I see this all the time, on a site that used to be a really good spot for rational discussion.
- lbeltrame 7y agoI don't know about the US, but usually getting pneumonia here (in normal non epidemic-conditions) gets you at least a visit to the hospital if not straight up hospitalization.