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Pcr test confirmed. Im rona positive. Let the quarantine begin.
you didn't get the vaccine?
Yes, I had mild cough. NP I saw thought I had a bronchitis initially but still wanted me to test for covid. Full blown symptoms such as fever, headache, bodyache, sore throat didn't start until 3 days after.Just curious, did you have symptoms before you got the test?
Hope you get over this soon!
No, I haven't. I wanted to wait. I'm not against the vaccine but just wanted to wait. I usually wait until November for my flu vaccine too. I guess I won't need it now hahayou didn't get the vaccine?
Had a mild cough for a couple of days. Severe symptoms on the third day which was when i got tested. Symptoms included excessive cough, fever ~100 but never above 100.9, malaise. Its been about a week since the coughing started. Been quarantined since last Friday and now its subsided. Just some annoying cough here and there.How long has it been? Hopefully it's just a mild case!
AMA? what am I missing - all I know is "against medical advice"is it that interesting anymore? sorry but most of us know a lot of people who have had it and we've already AMA'd them.
i guess i'm curious as to how you think you got it. were u still wearing a mask? did u do something wreckless? like indoor dining lol. do u live with anyone and are they afraid of you?
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I could ask the millions of Americans who got corona who didn't die
Great. Then you really didnt need to make a comment. Why do you even care if you aldreay AMA’d them?is it that interesting anymore? sorry but most of us know a lot of people who have had it and we've already AMA'd them.
i guess i'm curious as to how you think you got it. were u still wearing a mask? did u do something wreckless? like indoor dining lol. do u live with anyone and are they afraid of you?
It’s an ama but so far you have ignored the only poster who actually asked questions lol so what’s the real point of the thread?Great. Then you really didnt need to make a comment. Why do you even care if you aldreay AMA’d them?
Uhhhh what?It’s an ama but so far you have ignored the only poster who actually asked questions lol so what’s the real point of the thread?
Had a mild cough for a couple of days. Severe symptoms on the third day which was when i got tested. Symptoms included excessive cough, fever ~100 but never above 100.9, malaise. Its been about a week since the coughing started. Been quarantined since last Friday and now its subsided. Just some annoying cough here and there.
I honestly felt exactly the same when I had the flu about 10 years ago. The duration of symptoms are almost identical as well.
No, I haven't. I wanted to wait. I'm not against the vaccine but just wanted to wait. I usually wait until November for my flu vaccine too. I guess I won't need it now haha
Yes, I had mild cough. NP I saw thought I had a bronchitis initially but still wanted me to test for covid. Full blown symptoms such as fever, headache, bodyache, sore throat didn't start until 3 days after.
Yeah... thats gonna be a no from me brah.It’s an ama but so far you have ignored the only poster who actually asked questions lol so what’s the real point of the thread?
Again, what? I answered all the questions. Except for that one weirdo. Go away.Well it’s not an AMA thread if you won’t answer any questions lol
Hold up. Youre also @grumpyRph huh? Now it makes sense lolWell it’s not an AMA thread if you won’t answer any questions lol
Like i said, i was planning on getting it. Just not when it first came out. Even though i would have the natural antibodies i know it is still recommended that i get the vaccine.Luckily TX just removed the mask restriction.
Not that my opinion matters but getting vaccinated adds more protection against reinfection and variants if you had COVID.
When is a good time for anyone to get vaccinated?I mean getting it 8-10 months after you actually can isn't much of a sacrifice/compromise. It is a cop out.
I mean getting it 8-10 months after you actually can isn't much of a sacrifice/compromise. It is a cop out.
This recent news may remove some of your reservations on Covid vaccination in pregnancy: https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(21)00098-3/fulltextI agree..
I have some objective concerns related only to the long term “unknowns” of the new mRNA vaccines. However I completed my first dose on December 23rd and second on January 14th. I was one of the earliest in the country to get it despite my concerns for long term data. I was fairly confident in the short term data.
My rationale was pretty simple - it’s either get it now or wait 10 years for that data to actually show itself. I figured I better just get with the program, get onboard, and hope for the best.
I still retain my reservations about covid vaccine in healthy pregnant women - but that’s just me and my opinion. And you know what they say about opinions right? They are like a$$holes, everyone has them...
This recent news may remove some of your reservations on Covid vaccination in pregnancy: https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(21)00098-3/fulltext
I've heard of many pregnancies complicated by Covid and possible increased risk of miscarriage as well. The data isn't fully in yet, but from what I've seen here and there, Covid does not mesh well with a healthy pregnancy.
Probably when it's available to you? Depending on how recently you've had Covid, antibody infusions, etc. of course.When is a good time for anyone to get vaccinated?
Ok. Thanks. Not that I’ll listen to your advice lol.Probably when it's available to you? Depending on how recently you've had Covid, antibody infusions, etc. of course.
Or you could be like some of the crazies around here walking around talking about microchips and refusing vaccination.