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Think its time to start a list ,sufferers can give us updates .. same if a family member has it ....
Think Dr C may have it reading other thread
Think Dr C may have it reading other thread
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1.8 million Clydebank (estimates) at the last call .... may well have jumped to over 2 by now ... doubling every 3 days isn't it ?
If you'd have asked me on Wednesday if I had the virus, I'd have said i'm 7/1 against. Now I reckon I'm 1.1. We've got 4 kids between 14 and 23, 1 has symptons even milder than me, 1 started showing mild symptons yesterday and I reckon the other 2 have it and are asymptomatic.
I wish the foook I could get One this week If I have had it Could help a few friends and Family
Mother in Law stuck in on her own Washing machine not working she cant even find the filter ,we cant go over
will you get this virus if you stay indoors without any contact with anyone ?
Ever had someone walk past your street door smoking, and you can smell the smoke? (yes)... Then imo yes you can catch this virus indoors without contact with anyone.
The accepted wisdom seems to be that you need to be exposed to a certain amount of particles for the virus to take hold.
Anywhere well ventilated (e.g. outdoors) means less particles, as they dissipate - and therefore much less chance of getting a sufficient dose.
There is some debate about how long the virus hangs in the air in non ventilated areas. My gut would be longer than we'd previously thought.
Ever had someone walk past your street door smoking, and you can smell the smoke? (yes)... Then imo yes you can catch this virus indoors without contact with anyone.
The accepted wisdom seems to be that you need to be exposed to a certain amount of particles for the virus to take hold.
Anywhere well ventilated (e.g. outdoors) means less particles, as they dissipate - and therefore much less chance of getting a sufficient dose.
There is some debate about how long the virus hangs in the air in non ventilated areas. My gut would be longer than we'd previously thought.
I do suffer from allergic diarrhea (eggs and I think cooked almonds) so I think my body is good at flushing out enemies. I do the job quickly and efficiently. I've never been so glad to have it!
Mar 29, 2020 -- 10:02PM, casemoney wrote:
Thx Box , I usually get a Kick off about this time , Nowt yet Hopefully I am over the worse of it
Fingers crossed for you mate.
There is some debate about how long the virus hangs in the air in non ventilated areas. My gut would be longer than we'd previously thought.
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yeah , still a lot to learn about this .... longer if the particles are sneezed out i believe
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yeah , still a lot to learn about this .... longer if the particles are sneezed out i believe
A pinch or say a quarter teaspoon of turmeric, a teaspoon of honey and a little milked mixed together might help with your throats boys.
Got a pound of diced beef and will attempt my own curry tonight except I forgot the fresh chillies doh
Chillies, garlic and ginger imho and I am not a Doctor might help break up any congestion in the chest or air ways.
Ginger beer may be good to settle your stomach
Chillies, garlic and ginger imho and I am not a Doctor might help break up any congestion in the chest or air ways.
Ginger beer may be good to settle your stomach
Preliminary reports describe COVID-19 manifesting as pneumonia (4–6), but most cases are milder and could have more transmission potential because patients might not seek medical attention (7). Because of the lower threshold for testing persons on board, the cruise ship created an opportunity to observe mild COVID-19 cases and monitor patient symptoms. We describe 2 COVID-19 cases in persons with mild upper respiratory symptoms. The patients provided written, informed consent to share their clinical details.
Case 1 occurred in a 35-year-old woman from South Asia who worked as a restaurant server on the ship. On day 1 of her illness, February 7, she experienced throat dryness and a slight cough (Figure, panel A). She and her roommate shared a bathroom with 2 others who had similar symptoms earlier. Case-patient 1 reported her symptoms but continued to work because she was afebrile. On day 3, she had throat soreness, stayed in her room, and was tested for SARS-CoV-2 by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR). On days 4–5, her symptoms diminished. On day 6, she was told she tested positive and was transferred to Asahi General Hospital (Chiba, Japan). At admission, she had a slight sore throat and cough. Her temperature was 36.5°C; blood pressure, 113/85 mm Hg; pulse, 92 bpm; respiration, 16 breaths/min; and oxygen saturation, 95% on ambient air. She had no underlying medical conditions and was taking no routine medication. On examination, her throat was bright red without exudates, lung auscultation was clear, and chest radiographs and blood tests were not clinically significant (Appendix Figure 1, panel A, Table 1). We did not suspect pneumonia and did not perform computed tomography. On day 8, she reported slight rhinorrhea. On day 9, RT-PCR again was positive for SARS-CoV-2. Her symptoms continued to diminish, and by day 10 she had discontinued all medications. RT-PCR results were positive on days 13 and 15, negative on day 19, positive again on day 20, and negative again on days 22 and 23, meeting the criteria for discharge, 2 consecutive negative assays. She never had fever, shortness of breath, or sputum, and daily lung auscultation was clear, suggesting absence of pneumonia.
Case 2 occurred in a 27-year-old man from South Asia who worked as a kitchen cleaner on the ship. On day 1 of his illness, February 8, he had a fever (38.6°C), sore throat, and cough. His roommate had similar symptoms that started 2 days before. Case-patient 2 reported his symptoms but continued to work. On day 2, he was tested for SARS-CoV-2 but continued to work. On day 3, his fever persisted, so he stayed in his room. By day 4, his symptoms resolved. On day 5, he was told he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and was transferred to Asahi General Hospital. At admission, he had no respiratory or other symptoms. He had no underlying medical conditions and was taking no routine medication. His temperature was 36.0°C; blood pressure, 132/85 mm Hg; pulse, 87 bpm; respirations, 16 breaths/min; and oxygen saturation, 95% on ambient air. On examination, his throat was bright red without exudates (Appendix Figure 2), lung auscultation was clear, and chest radiographs and blood tests were not clinically significant (Appendix Figure 1, panel B, Table 2). He remained asymptomatic, but on day 8, RT-PCR results were positive; results remained positive on days 12, 14, 18, and 21. His throat redness did not improve, but he did not report throat soreness or discomfort. He never experienced shortness of breath or sputum, and daily lung auscultations were clear.
We describe 2 mild cases of COVID-19 without discernable pneumonia, which could represent the clinical course in young, healthy persons. Worldwide, cases are appearing without apparent epidemiologic links (8). As the virus spreads, more mild COVID-19 cases are likely, and clinicians should be aware of clinical manifestations in the absence of severe symptoms. Case-patient 2’s symptoms rapidly decreased, but detectable viral RNA persisted for >2 weeks. As of February 27, patients in Japan must have 2 consecutive negative RT-PCR results before they can be discharged (9). Viral RNA detection does not necessarily indicate infectivity, so we urgently need guidance for detection and management of mild COVID-19 to prepare for a possible pandemic and avoid overwhelming healthcare systems.
Case 1 occurred in a 35-year-old woman from South Asia who worked as a restaurant server on the ship. On day 1 of her illness, February 7, she experienced throat dryness and a slight cough (Figure, panel A). She and her roommate shared a bathroom with 2 others who had similar symptoms earlier. Case-patient 1 reported her symptoms but continued to work because she was afebrile. On day 3, she had throat soreness, stayed in her room, and was tested for SARS-CoV-2 by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR). On days 4–5, her symptoms diminished. On day 6, she was told she tested positive and was transferred to Asahi General Hospital (Chiba, Japan). At admission, she had a slight sore throat and cough. Her temperature was 36.5°C; blood pressure, 113/85 mm Hg; pulse, 92 bpm; respiration, 16 breaths/min; and oxygen saturation, 95% on ambient air. She had no underlying medical conditions and was taking no routine medication. On examination, her throat was bright red without exudates, lung auscultation was clear, and chest radiographs and blood tests were not clinically significant (Appendix Figure 1, panel A, Table 1). We did not suspect pneumonia and did not perform computed tomography. On day 8, she reported slight rhinorrhea. On day 9, RT-PCR again was positive for SARS-CoV-2. Her symptoms continued to diminish, and by day 10 she had discontinued all medications. RT-PCR results were positive on days 13 and 15, negative on day 19, positive again on day 20, and negative again on days 22 and 23, meeting the criteria for discharge, 2 consecutive negative assays. She never had fever, shortness of breath, or sputum, and daily lung auscultation was clear, suggesting absence of pneumonia.
Case 2 occurred in a 27-year-old man from South Asia who worked as a kitchen cleaner on the ship. On day 1 of his illness, February 8, he had a fever (38.6°C), sore throat, and cough. His roommate had similar symptoms that started 2 days before. Case-patient 2 reported his symptoms but continued to work. On day 2, he was tested for SARS-CoV-2 but continued to work. On day 3, his fever persisted, so he stayed in his room. By day 4, his symptoms resolved. On day 5, he was told he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and was transferred to Asahi General Hospital. At admission, he had no respiratory or other symptoms. He had no underlying medical conditions and was taking no routine medication. His temperature was 36.0°C; blood pressure, 132/85 mm Hg; pulse, 87 bpm; respirations, 16 breaths/min; and oxygen saturation, 95% on ambient air. On examination, his throat was bright red without exudates (Appendix Figure 2), lung auscultation was clear, and chest radiographs and blood tests were not clinically significant (Appendix Figure 1, panel B, Table 2). He remained asymptomatic, but on day 8, RT-PCR results were positive; results remained positive on days 12, 14, 18, and 21. His throat redness did not improve, but he did not report throat soreness or discomfort. He never experienced shortness of breath or sputum, and daily lung auscultations were clear.
We describe 2 mild cases of COVID-19 without discernable pneumonia, which could represent the clinical course in young, healthy persons. Worldwide, cases are appearing without apparent epidemiologic links (8). As the virus spreads, more mild COVID-19 cases are likely, and clinicians should be aware of clinical manifestations in the absence of severe symptoms. Case-patient 2’s symptoms rapidly decreased, but detectable viral RNA persisted for >2 weeks. As of February 27, patients in Japan must have 2 consecutive negative RT-PCR results before they can be discharged (9). Viral RNA detection does not necessarily indicate infectivity, so we urgently need guidance for detection and management of mild COVID-19 to prepare for a possible pandemic and avoid overwhelming healthcare systems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okg7uq_HrhQ
short and sweet.. explanation on how it attacks the lungs.
short and sweet.. explanation on how it attacks the lungs.
Still have a Cough but feel a lot Better , Managed get a Therm temp is 36.1 Low but normal for me ,Hopefully that is the end of it
My head feels clear for the 1st time in days
My head feels clear for the 1st time in days
I want to be Tested , Hopefully kits will become available in next few weeks
I said on some thread before that I was in Hospital for four Days the Day After Boxing Day,never ever been so ill in my Life Dry Cough High Temperature trouble breathing all the symptons of this Virus.Took me about 4-5 Weeks before I fully recovered.
hope you guys recover soon ...just remember wash hands after you come in from outside before you do anything else
from 85>100 cases Latest in Durham , Again no testing Going on So would say prob 1000 Cases
Some folks are trying to back work the stats to come up with a number of how many people have had it.on another note In Scotland they tested about 8k and had 1k+, would it be fair to say as they were only testing people that were ill that 7 out of 8 people had other things, the flu, a cold, summit else.Or maybe some of the tests were on family and friends of others testing +. Not much detailed info and even if the tests were neg, does not men they had it and were now clear. Antibody test problems are worrying, no one explaining the real problems with the testing problems, whether pcr reliabity or antibody. Suspect there are just so many viruses that are similar, false + issues a worry. Don't think I would be in a hurry to put my faith in any of the tests and not much info on getting reinfected, virus mutation and possible restitant strains.
Would like to apologise to Sageform for my uncalled for posts on this thread, sorry, hope your feeling better. 
Woke up this morning completely drenched in sweat. Fingers crossed, that since I had a bath and freshened up, I'm feeling better. Symptons started Tuesday evening. No sign of Dr C case.
I had two nights in January or February when I woke up with wet sheets. I am hoping this may have been a mild form of the virus but I don’t think anyone I came into contact with has got it so probably not.
Mar 31, 2020 -- 12:12PM, CLYDEBANK29 wrote:
Woke up this morning completely drenched in sweat.
I know a lot of People who were unwell , End December through January ,makes you wonder , Still feel a bit rough myself , not going out not helping will have a walk later ...
120 cases today no surge as of yet, Going by that figure 1/2500 
Are they actually testing anyone up here ?
Are they actually testing anyone up here ?
It's a bit of a coincidence when one person disappears and several posters who always support that person also disappear.
Apr 1, 2020 -- 8:50PM, Charlie wrote:
It's a bit of a coincidence when one person disappears and several posters who always support that person also disappear.
Yep, it's been highlighted more than once.
131 confirmed cases Durham up 11 ?? A very small rise of less than 10 % if the figures are to be believed ,although SD certainly appears to be being adhered to in my little area ....
PP blocks people then reads thread they started 
U cannot make it up tbh
U cannot make it up tbh
As for DR C I hope he is well ...
Hopefully a case of one our friends getting him a ban for some reason ..
Hopefully a case of one our friends getting him a ban for some reason ..
Good to read you're on the mend Case. Mind you'll prob still be carrying the bug though and I've read it can kick back in after a week, or thereabout, with different stuff.
Hope you're well, Dr C. Drop us a line when you feel up to it.
Hope you're well, Dr C. Drop us a line when you feel up to it.
Apr 2, 2020 -- 1:28AM, casemoney wrote:
PP blocks people then reads thread they started U cannot make it up tbh
Well known BSA that fellow.
I actually had the dry cough begin on Tuesday, 7 days after symptons first started. Whilst none of the symptons in themselves have been bad, the sheer number of them, and the way they come and go has been draining. Do feel, touch wood, I'm on the road to recovery. Waiting for our helpful shopper to get the chicken soup and wine gums, not planning on eating them together mind. I never have soup and now I've got a craving
I never have soup and now I've got a craving
Chicken soup? Give yourself a treat and get Aldi "Cullen Skink" 
waitrose out of lobster bisque weeks ago - I was incandescent with rage and took out four check out girls and a manageress - they wrestled me to the floor !!
they were all over me
I was smothered
then I woke up ha hahahahah
note to self cut back on the london pride
they were all over me
I was smothered
then I woke up ha hahahahah
note to self cut back on the london pride
165 Cases today an Over 25 % Rise ... Must be Hospital cases cause no where else to get tested ....
Or is there some other way the figures are compiled ??
Or is there some other way the figures are compiled ??
My bowls partner has it, collapsed at home on Monday with chest infection straight in to intensive care but moved to a ward today, test came back positive this morning.
Apr 2, 2020 -- 6:27AM, trilby22 wrote:
Apr 2, 2020 -- 12:28AM, casemoney wrote:PP blocks people then reads thread they started U cannot make it up tbhWell known BSA that fellow.
Lol, anyone can read the thread header, blocked or not.
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Should be fine Pump , I think we will start to see a steady rise in Positives as the NHS staff begin to be tested will the results of cases include recovered ?? IE anti bodies present ??
My timeline as well as I can remember
Evening of Tuesday 24th March .... Start to feel slightly unwell. Take my temperature and it's normal
Wednesday 25th March ... A bit of a blocked nose and a slight cough, and semi diarrhea but feel ok.
Thursday 26th March... Diarrhea gone, cough gone, nose now runny and feel fine. I go out for a 5 mile cycle ride. Surely this isn't COVID-19.
Friday 27th March ...Wife is in bed all day, feeling unwell. We move into separate rooms and self isolate as a family. I start to develop muscle pains in my arms and legs and start taking pain killers regularly. The muscle pains come in waves (that is the enduring legacy of my time with the virus)
Friday night to Monday 30th March. Wife continues to stay in bed through to Sunday. I feel ill but well enough to keep things ticking in the house. Starting to get very dehydrated despite drinking loads, especially at night. My throat is just incredibly dry. Can't sleep for more than 3 hours at a time, and generally that's just the one 3 hours. Constantly needing the loo at night, despite being parched. Always get the shivers after going to the loo. Still getting the muscle pains and taking the flu meds at 3/9/3/9 as clockwork. I feel better in the fresh air but it's just too cold outside.
Tuesday 31st March. Wake up drenched. Feel much better after a shower. I cook a roast dinner and have a glass of wine. An hour after dinner I'm feeling poorly and have my first cough since the initial 24 hours. I chastize myself for having a glass of wine when I'm so dehydrated. Later I start to feel a tightness in my chest, and the diarrhea is back, but much worse than before. I'm starting to feel concerned, but I try to reassure myself that my breathing is ok and I have no probelems walking around. We stay up late and watch 4 back to back episodes of Big Little Lies, and then I get my 2-3 hours sleep, sleeping as upright as possible
Wednesday 1st April. I wake up glad that the tightness in my chest is not feeling any worse than the day before, it's not feeling any better though. I stop watching the news and try to kill time playing endless Sporcle quizzes. I've completely lost my apetite and start to feel nauseus. I feel like i'm living every minute acutely aware of my symptons. Evenings always the worst.
Thursday 2nd April. The muscle pain in my legs has gone. It's still there in my arms but not as bad as it was. Still taking the pain killers every 6 hours . I need to. I'm picking at tiny amounts of food. My diarrhea is still there.
Friday 3rd April. I put a bagel in the toaster and I really struggle to finish it. I don't eat anything else till the evening when I force myself to eat a banana. I've felt a bit better, the weather is ok and I've played darts in the garage and fixed a new doorbell. I don't read much into it and sure enough as the temperature drops I get the shivers and I spend the next two hours trying to regulate the temperature and get rid of the shivers without going the other way.
Saturday 4th April. I wake up at 4am. WOW I slept for over 4 hours and I'm not reaching for the pain killers. I take them anyway as a precaution. I go to the loo as normal and there is a bit of shivering, but it's less. As normal I struggle to get back to sleep, and struggle to find a comfortable body temperature. I run a bath. It's too hot so I lie in bed waiting for it to cool down. I fall asleep and wake up in a pool of sweat again. I weigh myself before I get in the bath and I've lost 7lbs. This time I feel much better. The muscle pain in my arms has gone, the tightness in the chest has gone, the nausea has gone and the appetite is coming back. I don't take pain killers at 9am for the first time in over a week, nor at 3pm. The cough is still there, and the nose is runny, and I won't know about the dry throat till this evening, but that's nothing compared to the rest. I feel confident enough to ring my parents and tell them I think I've recovered.
Evening of Tuesday 24th March .... Start to feel slightly unwell. Take my temperature and it's normal
Wednesday 25th March ... A bit of a blocked nose and a slight cough, and semi diarrhea but feel ok.
Thursday 26th March... Diarrhea gone, cough gone, nose now runny and feel fine. I go out for a 5 mile cycle ride. Surely this isn't COVID-19.
Friday 27th March ...Wife is in bed all day, feeling unwell. We move into separate rooms and self isolate as a family. I start to develop muscle pains in my arms and legs and start taking pain killers regularly. The muscle pains come in waves (that is the enduring legacy of my time with the virus)
Friday night to Monday 30th March. Wife continues to stay in bed through to Sunday. I feel ill but well enough to keep things ticking in the house. Starting to get very dehydrated despite drinking loads, especially at night. My throat is just incredibly dry. Can't sleep for more than 3 hours at a time, and generally that's just the one 3 hours. Constantly needing the loo at night, despite being parched. Always get the shivers after going to the loo. Still getting the muscle pains and taking the flu meds at 3/9/3/9 as clockwork. I feel better in the fresh air but it's just too cold outside.
Tuesday 31st March. Wake up drenched. Feel much better after a shower. I cook a roast dinner and have a glass of wine. An hour after dinner I'm feeling poorly and have my first cough since the initial 24 hours. I chastize myself for having a glass of wine when I'm so dehydrated. Later I start to feel a tightness in my chest, and the diarrhea is back, but much worse than before. I'm starting to feel concerned, but I try to reassure myself that my breathing is ok and I have no probelems walking around. We stay up late and watch 4 back to back episodes of Big Little Lies, and then I get my 2-3 hours sleep, sleeping as upright as possible
Wednesday 1st April. I wake up glad that the tightness in my chest is not feeling any worse than the day before, it's not feeling any better though. I stop watching the news and try to kill time playing endless Sporcle quizzes. I've completely lost my apetite and start to feel nauseus. I feel like i'm living every minute acutely aware of my symptons. Evenings always the worst.
Thursday 2nd April. The muscle pain in my legs has gone. It's still there in my arms but not as bad as it was. Still taking the pain killers every 6 hours . I need to. I'm picking at tiny amounts of food. My diarrhea is still there.
Friday 3rd April. I put a bagel in the toaster and I really struggle to finish it. I don't eat anything else till the evening when I force myself to eat a banana. I've felt a bit better, the weather is ok and I've played darts in the garage and fixed a new doorbell. I don't read much into it and sure enough as the temperature drops I get the shivers and I spend the next two hours trying to regulate the temperature and get rid of the shivers without going the other way.
Saturday 4th April. I wake up at 4am. WOW I slept for over 4 hours and I'm not reaching for the pain killers. I take them anyway as a precaution. I go to the loo as normal and there is a bit of shivering, but it's less. As normal I struggle to get back to sleep, and struggle to find a comfortable body temperature. I run a bath. It's too hot so I lie in bed waiting for it to cool down. I fall asleep and wake up in a pool of sweat again. I weigh myself before I get in the bath and I've lost 7lbs. This time I feel much better. The muscle pain in my arms has gone, the tightness in the chest has gone, the nausea has gone and the appetite is coming back. I don't take pain killers at 9am for the first time in over a week, nor at 3pm. The cough is still there, and the nose is runny, and I won't know about the dry throat till this evening, but that's nothing compared to the rest. I feel confident enough to ring my parents and tell them I think I've recovered.
My chest is fooked today Clyde I now appear to have picked up a Chest Infection
I was Fine yesterday
Reading your diary you have certainly been through the Mill ....
I was Fine yesterday
Reading your diary you have certainly been through the Mill ....
Hopefully I will not require Anti Biotics because I wont be getting them
Also my partner was unwell Thurs Friday but seems a bit Better today , Fook knows whats going on TBH
Cuomo said he lost 13 pound in 4 days,was in a permanent fever never let up for longer than an hour..still onging.
If you think you have a chest infection, I think you should get antibiotics
If you have chest infection then should definitely be getting ABS i did the same thing a couple of years ago,went on for weeks then was coughing up blood then admitted with pneumonia,if you have a proper chest infection it won't shift by itself.
That's the way these infections seem to work. You think you're over it and along comes a horrible chest infection. I had one at the end of December which was the worst thing I've had in ages. The coughing was terrible & non-stop at times. It's only recently my chest has began to feel anywhere normal again. Have a slight asthmatic condition so sure don't want to catch Covid.
Coughing a lot of crap up over night .. Chest discomfort and Coughing , but has eased
I took a couple of Spoons of Drowsy Benylin at 7 Which knocked me out for a few hours
Will take going to bed tonight ...
Life has gone out of Sync , time doesn't seem to matter anymore , all very strange .......
I took a couple of Spoons of Drowsy Benylin at 7 Which knocked me out for a few hours
Will take going to bed tonight ...
Life has gone out of Sync , time doesn't seem to matter anymore , all very strange .......
I find ibuprofen can help over time (but make sure to eat when taking it, ibuprofen can be vicious on the stomach).
I cant take it H had Ulcers in the food pipe a few Months back , which thankfully went after a couple of months ..
hfink i had the same as you about 18 months ago doctor sent me to royal free they did all the test chest x/ray doctor then said i had a shadow on my lung neary s..t myself when she said that but she said the shadow was a infection she me antibiotics 625 8 days later i was o.k had a x/ray after 2 weeks lung all cleared up antibiotics 625 were brilliant
Phew mad dog, that was good news. Nothing like the word 'shadow' in connection with lungs to make you scared, not surprised you nearly s**t yourself! I'm glad you came threw well. The antibiotics were fast acting there; I probably should have done the same and asked for some off the doc, but I have a fear of taking too many, as my stomach is not the greatest at the best of times (hiatus hernia issues). A bit silly really, I should have asked for some biotics rather than going through months with a chest problem.
Hi casemoney, ah I see, that's understandable. My mother had h-pylori which brought on an ulcer, so she has the same problem with taking ibuprofen and anything similar. Glad to hear it cleared up, an ulcer would be a very worrying thing.
I have to say this even though I may regret it. I really don't like Drippen and think he's an obnoxious turd. I do hope he's ok though.
Hope you both feel better soon Clyde and casemoney. With the shivering and shakes, I found paracetamol helped ease those symptoms with the infection I had in December, so do keep taking them Clyde. And the doctors have certainly recommended Covid sufferers to keep taking paracetamol. I remember when I was young, painkillers would always help sweat an infection out over night. No such luck when you're an adult unfortunately (our livers have probably got used to taking too many over the years, and in any case, the strains have got more vicious - come back the common cold, all is forgiven!)
Clyde and case, hope you guys get better soon. Hope we hear from Dr C.
Bit worrying about Dr C.
Been a while since he's posted. Hope he's ok and of course, everyone who may be suffering and worried. Stay safe and get well.
Been a while since he's posted. Hope he's ok and of course, everyone who may be suffering and worried. Stay safe and get well.
Slept for 7 hours last night. Was having this dream where the UK was being drenched in COVID-19, then suddenly woke up drenched in another pool of sweat. I'd lost another 3lbs overnight. Gone from 11st 10lbs to 11st during this. After having a bath and going downstairs started to feel stomach pains. Another hour of diarrhea, but feel that was just getting rid of the last remnants of the virus. My last symptons .. the throat is 90% better, and the cough has virtually gone, just a runny nose left. I know I've beaten this fecker off now. I feel like I've been on a bastard detox session that has left me mentally, emotionally and physically drained. It's like when you see those letters from home in IMAC and everyone breaks down. Outside looking in you are thinking, what are they playing at.
It's bizarre how this manifests itself in completely different ways to different people . Three of my four kids aged 14-23, all living at home, have no symptons at all.
It's also thankfully refreshingly lonely on this thread. I fear for Dr. C. I know than it can start off very mild indeed and turn.
It's bizarre how this manifests itself in completely different ways to different people . Three of my four kids aged 14-23, all living at home, have no symptons at all.
It's also thankfully refreshingly lonely on this thread. I fear for Dr. C. I know than it can start off very mild indeed and turn.
Im still chesty Clyde but thankfully that is all I may have picked up a chill ,Mrs was unwell has now recovered ....
Thanks Peck ,Only had fever 1 day Peck week and a half back , We need the test business
Clyde
Eggs baby!
You have to keep your sheite together and there is nothing finer than eggs
Boiled eggs, eggs and soldiers, fried egg on toast, omelette
You need to eat well and good nutritious food. Grapes are number 1 on my list, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries
I can however appreciate you may not feel like eating so salt sugar and fat!
Ready meals from Aldi
Stew and dumplings, Lancashire Hotpot, sausage and mash, cottage pie
Once you have eaten these you may be ready to eat the berries mentioned earlier and the eggs!
Drink plenty of water or hot sweet tea at the very least
and open the windows get plenty of fresh air
Eggs baby!
You have to keep your sheite together and there is nothing finer than eggs
Boiled eggs, eggs and soldiers, fried egg on toast, omelette
You need to eat well and good nutritious food. Grapes are number 1 on my list, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries
I can however appreciate you may not feel like eating so salt sugar and fat!
Ready meals from Aldi
Stew and dumplings, Lancashire Hotpot, sausage and mash, cottage pie
Once you have eaten these you may be ready to eat the berries mentioned earlier and the eggs!
Drink plenty of water or hot sweet tea at the very least
and open the windows get plenty of fresh air
Every person i talk to claims to have had the virus (none tested of course)...in reality well over 80% of those who end up in hospital with the WORST symptons and are tested dont have KungFlu. So if you think you've had it you probably haven't.
Eggs
Sold out with in mins git be early at supermarkets for them
Even out farm shop local to us all gone
Hens can’t lay quick enough ffs
Become nations favourite breakfast now got time in morn to cook them
Sold out with in mins git be early at supermarkets for them
Even out farm shop local to us all gone
Hens can’t lay quick enough ffs
Become nations favourite breakfast now got time in morn to cook them
dunno what facts you consider to be facts.. .in reality well over 80% of those who end up in hospital with the WORST symptons and are tested dont have KungFlu (if Kungflu isnt the punch line to a joke)
That statement just cant be true.. That's a Fact.
That statement just cant be true.. That's a Fact.
Mate, your figures are ridiculous... Just pointing that out.
So if you think you've had it you probably haven't. Also My opinion on this statement, would be the compleat opposite.
So if you think you've had it you probably haven't. Also My opinion on this statement, would be the compleat opposite.
Answer the question Bell-end ?? Your pointing fook all out
If you take the government issued figures as of yesterday, 195,524 tests have been performed.
Of those, 47,806 produced positive tests, that's 24.5%, thus 75.5% negative.
Of those, 47,806 produced positive tests, that's 24.5%, thus 75.5% negative.
From 1 to 5 April, 52,338 tests, 22,656 positive or 43.3%.
Answer the question Bell-end ?? Your pointing fook all out
You're Obviously trying to bait me with your seldom used account... My (new) Ret@rded Friend.
You're Obviously trying to bait me with your seldom used account... My (new) Ret@rded Friend.
Angoose.
This Idiot is stating 80% of the WORST hospital cases have not got Covid-19..
This Idiot is stating 80% of the WORST hospital cases have not got Covid-19..
Re EGGS mrs went down Corner shop ,last thursday for 1/2 dozen came back with a tray of 24 Local farm eggs
Just because Eric and his Mum went to Casualty with a cough... He plucks these numbers out the air.
Eric, did you really give your first post 5 stars? 1000-1 any other fecker did..
Eric, did you really give your first post 5 stars?
1000-1 any other fecker did..
Emit You fookwitted tool...lets start again nice and slowly
We have tested nearly 200,000 people, virtually all to people already in hospital who are sick with virus symptons. There not testing people with broken arms, slipped discs of any other injury/illness. They are testing them as they have a high chance of having Covid-19 and yet 75% of the test are negative. So you tell me fella, people at home with lesser symptoms and therefore not in hospital, do you think its is likely that they've got Covid or not ????
Simple question that even you should be able to answer
We have tested nearly 200,000 people, virtually all to people already in hospital who are sick with virus symptons. There not testing people with broken arms, slipped discs of any other injury/illness. They are testing them as they have a high chance of having Covid-19 and yet 75% of the test are negative. So you tell me fella, people at home with lesser symptoms and therefore not in hospital, do you think its is likely that they've got Covid or not ????
Simple question that even you should be able to answer
people at home with lesser symptoms and therefore not in hospital, do you think its is likely that they've got Covid or not ???
I'll ignore all the Snide rhetoric surrounding your simple question...
Yes. I would consider it more than likely they have Covid-19 at this time. You ****!
I'll ignore all the Snide rhetoric surrounding your simple question... Yes. I would consider it more than likely they have Covid-19 at this time. You ****!
Eric you didn't answer my question... Eric, did you really give your first post 5 stars?
Is that how your mum brought you up, telling lies?? tut tut... 
I've got bathrooms to decorate... and she's on her way back from essential shopping...
I Fricking hate decorating! (could be a side effect from recovering from Covid-19) I wish you well my Soppy new Ret@rded Friend.. You're a C***!! btw.. (just clear that one up a little).
And there we have it...of course EMIT has had it as well. So i suggest most people who think that they have had it(not been tested) in fact haven't...you see your @rse because you've been wearing it as a badge of honour telling all your bumchum fellow white van drivers that you've had Covid. Makes sense now all the bollox you've been spouting
teabreak..
Eric. You're Just Very wrong... I bet you're a nightmare to live with..
Eric. You're Just Very wrong... I bet you're a nightmare to live with..
Researchers working in the Italian town of Vò, the site of the first COVID-19 death in Italy, conducted two rounds of testing on the entire population of about 3,400 people, about ten days apart. About half the people testing positive had no symptoms, and all discovered cases were quarantined. With travel to the commune restricted, this eliminated new infections completely.[71]. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_testing
So rather than those you think they have it presenting probs, those that have no symptoms are prob more a risk . Testing is a complete minefield, the politics of trying to appear s ahead of of the game is expensive and in the end pretty pointless unless we are going to move to antibody tests and issue medical passports, even then with the possabity of cats and to a lesser degree dogs carrying the virus,what about other animals? It's not foolproof. And just because the curve flattens it would quickly steepen if we just go back to carry on as usual mode. Harder lock down and total isolation looks impossible in places like London so unsure where we go from here, I would go harder now, would make sense.
. Testing is a complete minefield, the politics of trying to appear s ahead of of the game is expensive and in the end pretty pointless unless we are going to move to antibody tests and issue medical passports, even then with the possabity of cats and to a lesser degree dogs carrying the virus,what about other animals? It's not foolproof. And just because the curve flattens it would quickly steepen if we just go back to carry on as usual mode. Harder lock down and total isolation looks impossible in places like London so unsure where we go from here, I would go harder now, would make sense.
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