Got covid

[Celsius]

and this time it feels like I got hot by a truck.Vertigo, high fever, totally congested..... never felt like this during the dangerous variant

[Elkski]

If it's been less than 5 days quickly take the 3 drug cocktail.   3 pills 2x day for 5 days

[KhunLA]

You sure it's covid, and not dengue, or just a different flu infection.   Keep testing, you get positive sooner or later 

[brewsterbudgen]

Sorry to hear you're sick, but pleased you didn't carry out your threat to leave the Forum.  Get well soon.

[MalcolmB]

49 minutes ago, Celsius said:

and this time it feels like I got hot by a truck.Vertigo, high fever, totally congested..... never felt like this during the dangerous variant

Sounds tough.

 

Are you elderly and or overweight?

[degrub]

Best luck and get well soon.

[gargamon]

6 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Sounds tough.

 

Are you elderly and or overweight?

Or both?

[Lorry]

12 hours ago, Elkski said:

If it's been less than 5 days quickly take the 3 drug cocktail.   3 pills 2x day for 5 days

That's Paxlovid.

Good idea if tested positive and in a risk group or elderly (recommendations vary, from over 50 to over 65)

Available at the ARI clinic downstairs at the parking of Samitivej Hospital for about 27000, Bumrungrad (a bit more than 30000) etc. You have to see a doctor and do a test at the hospital. 

[NativeBob]

I thought it is called SARS, not covid. 

You get corona viruses almost daily, twice on weekends. 

[cdnvic]

Removed two posts that gave misinformation.

 

4 hours ago, NativeBob said:

I thought it is called SARS, not covid

 

It is called SARS-CoV-2, AKA Covid 19.

[Celsius]

Day 2.

 

Woke up congested and in pain. Acutally I only slept for the last 2 hours.

 

After a while, I noticed my vision is much better and my mypia almost gone.

 

Then I realized I forgot to remove contact lenses.

[mfd101]

My experience of having had it twice (first in the middle of the worldwide flood, second as it was diminishing) was that the first time was 48 hours of not much, 2nd time was 2 weeks of flu-like symptoms and 6 months of lethargy afterwards.

 

I think others have had similar experience. Like dengue, it gets worse not less each time you catch it.

[Celsius]

8 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

My experience of having had it twice (first in the middle of the worldwide flood, second as it was diminishing) was that the first time was 48 hours of not much, 2nd time was 2 weeks of flu-like symptoms and 6 months of lethargy afterwards.

 

I think others have had similar experience. Like dengue, it gets worse not less each time you catch it.

 

yep exactly 

 

maybe it will eventually kill me

[Ralf001]

11 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

My experience of having had it twice (first in the middle of the worldwide flood, second as it was diminishing) was that the first time was 48 hours of not much, 2nd time was 2 weeks of flu-like symptoms and 6 months of lethargy afterwards.

 

I think others have had similar experience. Like dengue, it gets worse not less each time you catch it.

 

Vaxed or no vax ?

[dinsdale]

3 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

 

Vaxed or no vax ?

One things for sure. Vaxed or unvaxed natural immunity has increased.

[mfd101]

4 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

 

Vaxed or no vax ?

2 vaxes, both before the first occurrence of infection.

[BKKBike09]

1 hour ago, Celsius said:

Day 2.

 

Woke up congested and in pain. Acutally I only slept for the last 2 hours.

 

After a while, I noticed my vision is much better and my mypia almost gone.

 

Then I realized I forgot to remove contact lenses.

 

Have you actually tested positive for Covid?

 

I've been sick as a dog since last Friday. Never felt this bad with Covid x 3 (Delta, Omicron and whatever came next) or the last time I had dengue (had twice, first time was grim).

 

Repeatedly testing negative for Covid, Flu A/B, RSV etc. Lungs clear. Doc says bllood work suggests bacterial infection so just started antibiotics yesterday. Still running a low-grade fever, lower back pain, coughing up shed-loads of green gunk. But at least no pulsing headache (finally).

 

Hope you feel better soon.

[newbee2022]

22 hours ago, Celsius said:

and this time it feels like I got hot by a truck.Vertigo, high fever, totally congested..... never felt like this during the dangerous variant

And now? Do you need help ??

[BKKBike09]

31 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

My experience of having had it twice (first in the middle of the worldwide flood, second as it was diminishing) was that the first time was 48 hours of not much, 2nd time was 2 weeks of flu-like symptoms and 6 months of lethargy afterwards.

 

I think others have had similar experience. Like dengue, it gets worse not less each time you catch it.

 

May have been the case for you but I've had Delta, Omicron and whatever was after that. Never felt very sick. The last time I wouldn't even have known without positive test.

 

Also not true dengue gets worse each time you catch it. Again, I've had it twice. First time was tough, second time not so much. Depends more on the variant and the individual as to how you react (or so doc told me last time).

 

[Freddy42OZ]

2 hours ago, mfd101 said:

My experience of having had it twice (first in the middle of the worldwide flood, second as it was diminishing) was that the first time was 48 hours of not much, 2nd time was 2 weeks of flu-like symptoms and 6 months of lethargy afterwards.

 

I think others have had similar experience. Like dengue, it gets worse not less each time you catch it.

 

That sort of mirrors my experience.  3 vaccines, caught Covid twice.  Both time I had a week of feeling like I had flu.  

The annoying part was the fatigue that kept hitting me for several months after.  I would wake up really refreshed but some days within a few hours I would feel absolutely shattered.  

I'm not old and definitely not overweight.  

[Celsius]

On 11/19/2024 at 10:04 AM, KhunLA said:

You sure it's covid, and not dengue, or just a different flu infection.   Keep testing, you get positive sooner or later 

 

 

Actually my wife got tested positive at BNH as she got sick a week before me. 

[KhunLA]

21 minutes ago, Celsius said:

Actually my wife got tested positive at BNH as she got sick a week before me. 

Depends on what actually test they did, as the one, will usually give a positive, simply having antibodies in your system, which most people surely have by now.

 

Which ever, speedy recovery 👍

[Elkski]

Yes paxlovid.  I think it helped for me in our July 4th cases.   Didn't have to pay anything here. Or maybe 25$ copay.   Wow 800-900$

 

[Celsius]

Day 3

 

Slept like a baby thanks to tylenol.

 

My first instinct was to take a dump, but the forum priorities took over.

 

BRB

[orchidfan]

Strangely enough I got Covid (back home in Thailand) about a month or so ago after a few weeks  stay in Hong Kong.

 

Nothing during to 4 year pandemic !

Have had 4 vaccine jabs, 2x  Pfizer,  2 x Moderna.....last in early 2023

(74yo so in the "high risk", BMI 23)

 

Only noticed sore throat, slight cough and bloody awful headache.

 

All in all, only lasted 5 days,then gone.

No dizziness, lethargy or aches (well, no more than usual )

 

I'm assuming that I was well protected during the "dangerous " years, with the immunity finally fading away.

 

I'm glad now I had the vaccs and boosters. Seems to have worked for me.

[BigStar]

4 hours ago, Celsius said:

Day 3

 

Slept like a baby thanks to tylenol.

 

My first instinct was to take a dump, but the forum priorities took over.

 

BRB

 

People shouldn't take their dumps in the forum.

[Red Phoenix]

On 11/20/2024 at 7:42 AM, mfd101 said:

2 vaxes, both before the first occurrence of infection.

Yep, the shots really prevent you from catching covid...

[owl sees all]

10 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Yep, the shots really prevent you from catching covid...

Without the shots I'd call it a body detox. After taking the shots it's a toxic detox.

[transam]

12 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Yep, the shots really prevent you from catching covid...

No they don't, they help one's body to deal with it.

Don't post misinformation..........

[owl sees all]

8 minutes ago, transam said:

No they don't, they help one's body to deal with it.

Don't post misinformation..........

I disagree with you Transam.

 

Getting a fever occasionally is perfectly natural. It's one of the ways the body has to cleanse itself. It should be encouraged to be seen through. Drinking plenty of water and resting will usually do the biz.

 

Have a covid jab would mean that that there is an extra toxin, within the body, that has to gotten rid of. So it could be that the flu-like symptoms are double bad.

 

As for posting misinformation. The jury was out on the jabs. But they are gradually filing into court; and it don't look too good for the jabbed.