Hmm, interesting, first time I've heard of anybody getting it twice, in fact I've read that while it's not impossible it is improbable. Never heard of anybody coughing up blood. You've got to be really tough taking the time to post on a forum while coughing up blood and suffering from severe chest pain. Hope you recover quickly.
my doc said-- no fever, no CVDid you have a fever leading up to the full symptoms? I have what I think is a cold that has settled into my chest. Coughing up some crud but I haven't had a fever at all.
-- Todd
my doc said-- no fever, no CV
......Be careful buddy well it may not be the coronavirus you still need to take care of yourself........
Not tested but all the symptoms a month and a half ago. It was nasty but didnt miss any work because of it and it didnt spread through the shop. Im an dickhead to work with and most avoid it= works for me
Point is at shy 60 it hit me harder than an average cold and lasted longer but not a problem so far now if it mutates?
My wife is an emergency room nurse she was going into to start her shift they were shipping a man out when she walked through the door she saw xrays of the mans lungs 2 days before and then that day she said his lungs had completely filled with fluid and really felt he would die now the nurse that worked with him and the emts are all quarantined it is a very scary time I set our camper up so my wife could stay in it after her shifts we have 2 eight year old girls we are raising hard to keep them contained we all have to stick together so maybe we can get through this a little faster we live in small town America I feel for you that are caught in bigger cities because people are hoarding so bad around here you can't get dog food well I'll stop whining everyone keep you and your family safe. DavidStuff is changing every day. Different test, quicker turn around, more labs in the testing.
Not every body will be tested, some of that stinginess is carried over from when this started. Some of it is supplies, and other things are shifted toward the hot spots.
The logistics suck.
Your wife being a nurse puts you and your daughters in a tight spot I think that is a very smart way to handle it with the camper you are in my prayersMy wife is an emergency room nurse she was going into to start her shift they were shipping a man out when she walked through the door she saw xrays of the mans lungs 2 days before and then that day she said his lungs had completely filled with fluid and really felt he would die now the nurse that worked with him and the emts are all quarantined it is a very scary time I set our camper up so my wife could stay in it after her shifts we have 2 eight year old girls we are raising hard to keep them contained we all have to stick together so maybe we can get through this a little faster we live in small town America I feel for you that are caught in bigger cities because people are hoarding so bad around here you can't get dog food well I'll stop whining everyone keep you and your family safe. David
each doc is going to be different-- according to mine, if your fever isnt at 100.4 or higher then you don't fit the CDC's guidelines and he cant write a "scrip" for you to go get tested--stiil running out of tests everyday here in CO and they have to "prioritize" people for testingThe nurses I've talked to over the phone assessment process says a fever isn't always present with Covid19.
each doc is going to be different-- according to mine, if your fever isnt at 100.4 or higher then you don't fit the CDC's guidelines and he cant write a "scrip" for you to go get tested--stiil running out of tests everyday here in CO and they have to "prioritize" people for testing