Sorry.Well there's that to look forward to then
Sorry.Well there's that to look forward to then
If I had a dollar for everyone who's said this to me, and then got got by Omicron. It really is a lot more contagious and not fully down your way yet.
My PCR did came back positive and my LTFs were positive for 3 consecutive days and then negative. I had it without a doubt.... Husband did escape, but prior to that he had a cold and was coughing for weeks... I didn't catch that... Our immune systems must be very differentI have a similar story to girasol . I tested positive from a PCR around the 15th December but have had no symptoms whatsoever (apart from the faintest sniffle), partner has been consistently negative throughout (4 lateral flow tests) and I have since only had 2 negative lateral flow tests. More, I did another PCR for the ONS survey on 22nd December...which also came back negative. Have had to conclude I had a false positive and am feeling really quite swizzed since I did all the isolation and will STILL have to continue feeling worried and freaking frazzled...and cannot even do anymore PCR tests for 90 days.
Eyes and ears feel sore and have a headache'Viral' tiredness is horrible - it's not like normal tiredness that at least goes away if you have a nap or something and you feel vaguely wibbly and weird all day. I last had something like that at beginning of March 2020 which I think may have been COVID, but I'll never know.
I kept waiting for something to go horribly wrong during isolation. It didn't although the fog brain I could still do without, the chronic fatigue has faded after six weeks. I don't want it again.getting long covid paranoia now. few what ifs flying through the mind. at the moment i am just tired and have a very, very mild cold like thing going on. tiredness is strong though.
It seems to me like there's 'long covid' and 'long long covid' - a few friends have had fatigue and difficulty with walking distances for 6-8 weeks after otherwise getting over the infection, but then it goes away, but when it gets longer than that it seems to really stick around.
Yeah - basically there is 'post viral fatigue', which my sister had after having flu when she was in the 6th form and she felt crappy for a few months, then it went away. I wouldn't be suprised if 'long COVID' essentially ends up as ME/CFS which is essentially seems to be, as ME/CFS is often triggered by a viral illness and from my mum's experience with it, I'd say they are the same thing.It's not a very useful term tbh, it covers a huge range of issues like you say. I expect some of the longer term stuff (multiple months and years rather than weeks or a few months) will end up given the label of ME/CFS in the years ahead, especially if no physical cause can be diagnosed through testing.
Aren't you isolating from the kids?woken up this morn and my symptoms have been cut in half it seems. was very tired and "wacked out" last night, with a constant runnign nose.
this morning i have blown my nose just once and feel energy at about 60% of normal. suspect it might worsen throughout the day though (common for me with colds).
but if i get another symptom reduction similar to teh same as i have had over night, by tomorrow i should be near back to normal.
10 days though, that's the nightmare . 7 of which will be me inside with teh kids. needs must though.
i'm doing my utmost, but very hard alone.Aren't you isolating from the kids?
Impossible if they're with you, didn't realise they'd already arrived.i'm doing my utmost, but very hard alone.
i just try and keep the 2 meters thign and clean surfaces, but i am not going to shut off in a room, obv impossibleImpossible if they're with you, didn't realise they'd already arrived.
I did not isolate at all from my kids and vise versa, wouldn't have worked at all.
Tbh we all just isolated on a sofa together, in for a penny in for a pound. They're too young to be without proper parental supervision and would never have remembered not to come hug me or sit on my lap.i just try and keep the 2 meters thign and clean surfaces, but i am not going to shut off in a room, obv impossible
Same here. I'm really surprised that my tests showed negative as I'm feeling really rough. Sore throat, cough, blocked ears, knackered. I never usually get colds.Double jabbed, and recovering from the worst "cold" I think I've ever had. But 3 LFTs and a PCR say it's not Covid...
(I didn't vote)
yeh i had a lot of weird ear shit going on. they felt SORE - inside, and the outer ear. really hot and sort of humming. never had that symptom before with anythign, colds, blocked ears etc.Same here. I'm really surprised that my tests showed negative as I'm feeling really rough. Sore throat, cough, blocked ears, knackered. I never usually get colds.
almost back to "normal". slight ache all over, like i had slept badly the night before. but that's it. strange. tested positive yesterday, had about four hours of a heavy cold and now nearly all gone. hopefully the trend will continue tomorrow.woken up this morn and my symptoms have been cut in half it seems. was very tired and "wacked out" last night, with a constant runnign nose.
this morning i have blown my nose just once and feel energy at about 60% of normal. suspect it might worsen throughout the day though (common for me with colds).
but if i get another symptom reduction similar to teh same as i have had over night, by tomorrow i should be near back to normal.
10 days though, that's the nightmare . 7 of which will be me inside with teh kids. needs must though.