98 Symptoms Coronavirus Patients Say They've Had

[newbutold]

Anyone here think they had Covid?

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[Notpc]

My worst symptoms were the "willies". It was terrible.

[sigfan91]

You know when I decided the whole wuhan virus is a scam? I got an email from my health care listing the symptoms of the wuhan virus back in the summer of 2020. The email listed things like headache, cough, sneeze, runny nose, fever, body ache, and other common symptoms. I get these from allergies. It was a scare tactic to get the masses panicky about the common cold.

[SanDiego619]

I see a list of 98 things that can happen to anyone, COVID or not. The list should be called "98 things that happen to people"

Chapped lips? Knee pain? Give me a break.

[Brown Rock]

I just had it. Body aches, bad cough, headache, stuffy runny nose. I still have a little cough.

[sbo80]

Chris Rock had a stand-up bit about this years ago. Any new drug, they just start listing off symptoms until they get to one you have.

[sd_shooter]

I just had it. Body aches, bad cough, headache, stuffy runny nose. I still have a little cough.

So - like a Cold.

[inthemountains]

Maybe I had it over last Memorial Day, laid low for 3 days, did not test.

On the plus side my Mom and Stepdad (92 and lung issues) had Covid the other week, 10 days of feeling run down, tired and they are fine now.

[stonefly-2]

Do they make a distinction between Covid from a virus and Covid from an injection?

[sigfan91]

[Brown Rock]

So - like a Cold.

Pretty much. I thought it was going to be bad.

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Pretty much the same here. The only way I know, for sure, that I'm sick is that it holds on for a week or more. The last time I was sick (Jan. 2020) was when I and two others think we caught this thing before it truly became a 'thing' and it held on for two weeks.

But, yeah. That's when I became 'suspicious' as well. They were pushing out so many symptoms that it could be practically anything. As the saying went at that time - "Imagine a virus so deadly you have to be tested to know you have it." Couple that with the virtual 'disappearance' of cold/flu season and I began asking questions.

Again, I don't underestimate this thing; but, I do question how wide-reaching it actually is/was if it can't be differentiated from allergies, colds, flu, etc. until you've been specifically tested and/or die from it (where, even then, they have to test the remains to see if you had it). It goes back to the beginning where I noted with two, health professionals that given it is related to the same virus which gives us colds (but, also things like SARS and MERS) we're all going to be 'exposed' at some point. That's the crux of it. No matter how deadly (or not), they've taken exposure to a 'common' form of virus and used it for political advantage.

That is why they have always played down the 'natural immunity' angle. At some point, you are either going to acquire a form of natural immunity or you're not. Just as we do with other coronaviruses.

It's the very reason we have to get beyond 'testing positive' to 'displayed symptoms' or similar as the metric used for isolating and shutting things down. Otherwise, society will never reopen and we will, permanently, be under lock down.

[jeffyhog]

I see a list of 98 things that can happen to anyone, COVID or not. The list should be called "98 things that happen to people"

Chapped lips? Knee pain? Give me a break.

It's funny that they can somehow link all these random things as symptoms of Covid, yet they'll shout you down for saying things like myocarditis are linked to the safe and effective vaccine.

[stix213]

[Wherryj]

There are allergy treatments that will still work with a virus-Sudafed and Astelin nasal spray primarily. Antihistamines only work for conditions in which histamine is overproduced-like allergic reactions, so it's not surprising that there's little to no relief.