People Are Reporting A Frightening COVID Symptom Right Now — Here's What To Know

[TrappedinCalifornia]

People Are Reporting A Frightening COVID Symptom Right Now — Here's What To Know

...COVID infections cause miserable symptoms such as fever, fatigue, congestion and more. Now, though, some people infected with COVID in China are reporting a very sore throat that’s been nicknamed “razor blade throat.”...

While some people can have a very sore throat that could be described as razor-like, it doesn’t mean it’s going to happen to everyone — and it also isn’t some new, scary symptom that is associated with new COVID infections.

There is not one outstanding COVID symptom that marks an infection, said Dr. Mark Burns, an infectious disease expert at UofL Health in Louisville, Kentucky. “A sore throat is a symptom of this, but also fever and cough and fatigue, these are all symptoms as well,” Burns added...

So, evidently, even the Liberal media is beginning to play down 'panic-inducing' headlines.

Maybe that means we should panic? 🤔

[Old4eyes]

It's an off year for elections. Wait until the mid-term for the scare factor to be ramped up.

[sigfan91]

Has anyone noticed all the symptoms are like cold and flu? Has anyone noticed deaths from flu are down when deaths from wuhan virus go up?

Further more, everyone is China is "vaccinated" with their so-called vaccine.

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Has anyone noticed all the symptoms are like cold and flu? Has anyone noticed deaths from flu are down when deaths from wuhan virus go up?

Further more, everyone is China is "vaccinated" with their so-called vaccine.

We've noticed it and talked about it for years.

Some find it conspiratorial that deaths from the flu are down, while deaths from COVID are supposedly up. Others scratch their heads and others scratch different parts of their anatomy. 🤪 In a rational sense, an argument can be made that since you can't tell the difference without a test, at least part of that has to do with a lack of testing, for whatever reason(s). However, most of us agree that there is more to it than that and involves a manipulation of data.

When it comes to symptoms being alike or similar, the bottom line is that they should be. The flu viruses and the COVID strains are close cousins, something we've known from virtually the beginning in 2020. It's why I was personally so dubious regarding the so-called 'vaccines' and was expressing the idea that I was concerned they'd be more like the flu shots; i.e., not really a vaccine at all and more a preemptive treatment option. As it turned out, it was the latter where it does very little, if anything, to keep a person from getting COVID; but, maybe, just maybe, lessens the severity of the effects - IF - they get the right strain into the shot, just like the flu shots. In short, it's the reason I've long referred to them as... so-called 'vaccines.' They do not represent what a vaccine was traditionally created to do and they even changed the definitions of vaccine/immunization in an effort to convince the public.

Bear in mind that China, and many other countries, use their own versions of so-called 'vaccines,' making it easy to see differentiations in effectiveness. Again, it is dependent upon which strain the shot is based on, how widespread it is taken, and an host of other things, along with the expectations ginned up as to what the shot is supposed to do and/or is capable of.

I've never gotten any of the shots and have had COVID, I believe, twice; once before tests were available and once where a test IMMEDIATELY identified it as COVID, something it's supposed to take a few minutes to do. So...??? On the flip side, I know two gals who got the initial shots and one or two boosters. They're sisters. The older one caught it, like me, before testing was available and subsequently went into a nursing home which has, repeatedly, locked down due to COVID, with several residents being diagnosed positive. She only caught it the one time, before she went in and got the shots due to her husband giving the facility permission. Her sister, who followed the recommendation of her doctor, got the shots and the boosters, had COVID three or four times. So, again...

[Dirk Tungsten]

With respect to the story in the OP, I cought COVID once, last August. The only reason I knew it was the coof is because my throat hurt so bad I thought I had Strep, and went to the Doctors office for a test. It was legitimately the most awful sore throat I've ever had, and a razor like sensation is a legit description of the pain. Otherwise the symptoms were like the flu, but aside from the sore throat, they were gone in 2 days. Also, for the record- 5 years, zero shots and one case of the coof. Not too bad, if I do say so myself.

[splithoof]

Who even pays any attention to any of this old crap?
Covid?…Never had it (at least not that I know of), never vaxxed, didn’t let the panic alter my activities back then. Don’t care about any of it anyhow.

[The Gleam]

Who even pays any attention to any of this old crap?
Covid?…Never had it (at least not that I know of), never vaxxed, didn’t let the panic alter my activities back then. Don’t care about any of it anyhow.

Same here.

But I'm quite sure I never had it and neither did anyone in my immediate family, from age 9 to 90. We are all quite certain now that we must have been part of that genetic .0001% or so, that are naturally immune to it.

For that matter, haven't even had a cold since 1986.

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[sigfan91]

By the way, lack of symptoms is also a symptom of this new strain.