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I've got Covid in oct 2020, probably from my partner (she works in clinics). No vaccines available and hospitals full struggling with hospitalizations every day
by squarefoot 4y ago
I've got Covid in oct 2020, probably from my partner (she works in clinics).
No vaccines available and hospitals full struggling with hospitalizations every day, therefore under constant phone checks by our doctor, we spent 3 weeks at home since symptoms never went far from high fever (39c in my case), strong coughing, headaches and muscular pains, and of course the complete loss of taste and smell. In the end we recovered, including taste and smell (took a while however), and everything went well for us. I would however suggest you to take a chest rx as after 2 years mine still show the traces of lung inflammation, which doctors say is very likely due to that Covid infection got 2 years ago.
About your last sentence, you may believe what you're indoctrinated to according to your political faith, but I've seen 5 people die of Covid when I was hospitalized for 2 months after a bad road accident (spine damage, back and other surgeries) weeks later in a Covid ward as I tested positive again, although completely asymptomatic. One of them went the complete path in a few days from mere breathing help like the one I had, then mask, then respirator, then intubation, then pronounced dead and put into a brown bag. The saddest thing is that when I finally got out of that hell I had to hear the same politically-induced nonsense from lots of people, including someone I know. That is however a much dangerous disease than Covid, against which sadly there is no cure.
- mlang79 4y ago