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Have you caught Covid recently - updated poll 2022-23

Have you caught Covid recently


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I tested positive for Covid this morning after feeling a bit ill for one day over the weekend. Felt a bit ill on Friday with a sore throat. Had a mild fever, headache, tiredness and blocked up nose on Saturday and rest the whole day in bed. By Sunday lunchtime I felt better and went out. I thought it was just a cold. I only took the test today (Wednesday) because my girlfriend tested postive on Tuesday night so I thought I better take the test. Is it possible that I've had a very mild almost asymptomatic case of Covid or is there more to come with a double dip? I've never heard of someone having symptoms, recovering from them and then testing positive for Covid. Is there more to come?

You simply tested too late. You'd probably have been positive by Sunday at least, if not before. As it is, you are still infectious, if not suffering the infection.

My gf is coming down with classic symptoms right now out of nowhere. She's tested negative. I think she'll be positive by tomorrow, certainly the day after.
 
I'm feeling invincible...after a positive PCR on the 30th May, I had a negative antigen on the 9th June, followed by negative PCRs on the 12th and 13th.
I think I spoke too soon..I start getting a bit of a headache in the evenings, they wake up in the early hours with night sweats…apparently that’s a recognised omicron symptom that can last for ages
 
wake up in the early hours with night sweats…apparently that’s a recognised omicron symptom that can last for ages
yep :(
headaches it the evening, then tossing and turning for a few hours before light sleep, then waking up a couple of hours later sweating. that's exactly it.

Also, Covid messing with my immune system made my psoriasis flare up really badly. My skin is just like a crust and super itchy. Doesn't help the not-sleeping.
Psoriasis usually takes a year or so to clear up for me. Used to be with the specialist team at Whitechapel, but that team was closed down during the first covid wave, so to wait for specialist input will take months and months. Don't know if I'll bother.

I lost my appetite with covid too, couldn't eat for the last couple of weeks so lost a lot of weight.

I look hideous.

Even my 2 year old is disturbed by my skin and how slim I am.
 
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Mine isn't too bad at the moment, but definitely feels tougher just after waking, I suppose people tend to be more disorientated then anyway? I definitely wouldn't be able to get out of bed as early as I normally do.
 
Good news on the negative test klang, at last! I hope things head in a better direction from now on. That sounds rough with the psoriasis though, and the appetite loss :(

Are you still getting bad restless legs?
 
Just realised that as soon as I'm no longer self-isolating, my anti-vax housemate is almost definitely going to try to use this to have a conversation with me about why being vaccinated is pointless. :rolleyes:
Way I feel now, I'd just smash the cunt's teeth in. Zero fucking tolerance.

Glad some folks are on the up, myself included. Went into work for a couple of hours, then been for an hour's walk this affy and no wobbliness.

I also lost my appetite klang , but it's back with a vengeance now! I really hope your psioriasis isn't as bad as it was previously, maybe, just maybe, it's a Covid-caused blip. It just seems to worsen previous mental and physical conditions eh?
 
I just bumped into a friend of mine who was very sympathetic and wanted to know everything. Made me realised I'm sick and tired of moaning about it. Really couldn't be asked talking about it anymore. Did nothing but for the last month. (Covid - Flu - Covid). Tired of talking about being tired.
 
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Was this ever a serious suggestion, I'm starting to wonder? :hmm: :D

At least I've discovered a new love for Stilton, I've never been particularly fond of it before, but this stuff I've got is really nice. Can't eat a lot of it though. I like Stilton soup.
I really do find it works for the shits. But maybe that's just me. :hmm:

I find with stilton you have to buy stuff that's more creamy than crumbly - it's better that way as you can smear it on all sorts of stuff.
 
My rule of thumb is just to keep eating it until you're better. A kilo a day should be enough.
What proportion do you actually manage to ingest and how much do the seagulls get, though?

Definitely starting to notice the tiredness a bit, although tbf I think I didn't have the healthiest sleep patterns in the first place so it could be that covid's just forcing me to sleep a sensible amount.
 
I still seem not to have had it, but it constantly seems to be coming closer.

My sister has it now.
My Son has just got it.
My landlord just recovered from it.
A guy from work has it now.
Someone else at work has just got it.

:(
 
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