I fell ill on Thursday, November 19. My doctor told me to take a test on November 20, but I felt too bad, so I waited until Saturday, November 21 to take said test. I may have been mixed up on my days due to fever and confusion, but November 26th should have been 7 days after November 19th...Maybe my eyes are deceiving me, but how can it be your day 7 when your original post was on Nov 23rd? This post is on Nov 26th.
I figured I would give an update... I am still suffering from post COVID fatigue, loss of appetite, and a dry cough. 14 days to get over it my ass....
Damn bro I can’t believe it’s still lingering? Are you on any sort of supplement regiment to boost your immune system?Here it is, 01/07/2021, I started feeling bad on 11/19/2020 and to date:
My appetite is still screwed
The dry cough has prevented any form of sustained physical activity because I will just break out in a coughing fit if I am not careful
My metabolism is funky with my body temperature running around 97 to 97.3 when 98.6 "used to" be my normal
It has now been speculated that the secondary infection caused by COVID was indeed pneumonia by my "Johnny on the spot" medical professionals who refused to see me when I thought I had it early on... Great job, team hindsight!
Thanks for the update.
So the cough for you starts from over exertion?
I noticed in another thread you mentioned being vitamin d deficient. The studies keep showing that most people having a rough go of covid are deficient. Something for everyone to keep in mind I think
I noticed in another thread you mentioned being vitamin d deficient. The studies keep showing that most people having a rough go of covid are deficient. Something for everyone to keep in mind I think