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• #27477
Pretty sure I have had it, sore throat started over a week ago then seemed to improve and then I went downhill and was really rough for a few days. Improving now.
Didn't bother trying to get a test. -
• #27478
Which antiviral, out of interest?
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• #27479
Paxvolid
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• #27480
edit: see you've answered. interesting - great to hear it worked well for you :-)
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• #27481
Do you mean:
https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/paxlovid/ -
• #27482
yes he will do
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• #27483
It has got me again. I've felt lousy all week, tested earlier in week negative but feeling worse today & test was instant positive.
Justifies how crappie I'm feeling, but no consolation.
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• #27484
I wonder if the horrendous cough I've had for the past nearly four weeks was Covid, as I have been smelling cigarette smoke where there is none for a good while now and to say it's slightly disconcerting and depressing is an understatement 🙁
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• #27485
I am sure i had it a while ago but did not test. I had a chesty cough afterwards for about 4 weeks
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• #27486
Yeah, same. Had a chesty cough that's been going on the 4-5 weeks. Got worse, then got a bit better, than worse again over and over. I did one test that was negative at the start, but that doesn't mean much as the first time I got COVID, i tested negative 3 days running and only positive on the 4th.
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• #27487
A long-lasting cough has been doing the rounds for a couple of months. I don’t think it was covid, though.
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• #27489
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/respiratory-syncytial-virus-rsv/
Mrs M had this recently then norovirius, debilitating..
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• #27490
I'd never heard of RSV until I saw it on those covid/flu/RSV RATs. My OH had it while I was in Europe then I immediately gave her covid when I got back, she still isn't 100%.
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• #27491
Exactly the same. Over it now. Phantosmia remains though 😑
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• #27492
Phantosmia
I didn't get this, bad had acute Anosmia (at least three months) which was followed by Parosmia (at least 6 months). Still feel as though my sense of smell hasn't really returned to normal even now.
Feel for you.
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• #27493
Phantosmia
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• #27494
My exercise/ training has been fucked over since covid 3 weeks back. I thought I was going to pass out after climbing a set of stairs in a shopping centre on Monday.
I've got a race tomorrow and if I do start, a dnf is quite likely.race cancelled due to forecast weather -
• #27495
My sense of smell never came back properly after getting Cov in the early days of 2020. It's probably about 25% of what was normal before, but there aren't too many occasions when it has a negative impact, and there are positives, like not being bothered by the dog farting. Of all the senses you could lose, it's the one you'd choose.
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• #27496
Same with me. I can't really smell flowers now. Oh well.
Luckily it hasn't noticeably impacted my sense of taste.
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• #27497
I'd get rid of my sense of impending doom.
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• #27498
Ditto.. Mrs M is four weeks unwell now, doesn’t feel like going out.. the Xmas madness in London is also not very pleasant
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• #27499
I thought I was going to pass out after climbing a set of stairs in a shopping centre on Monday
I went to visit friends and they asked me to grab something from their basement. Had to have a breather on the way back up. Worst bout of covid I've had since the first.
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• #27500
Yeah, not fun. Hope it doesn't linger for you.
Antivirals are amazing, back at work tomorrow. There's just a barely visible line on this morning's RAT.
OH tested positive yesterday but I got her antivirals straight away, she's doing okay today. Mum and dad are fine too so everything turned out better than I'd feared.
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