YOUR COVID RECOVERY? How Long?

Early March of 2020.

2 days of nuclear diarrhea, along with mild fever, cough, loss of smell. Followed by 4 or 5 days of fatigue but otherwise felt ok.

Then, about 6-8 weeks of really weird heart activity. Times when it would race, times when it would slow way down. Waking up in the middle of the night feeling like someone pounded on my chest. Stuff like that.

Then, from around June to August, I had "Covid Rash" on the the back side of one of my fingers that just wouldn't seem to go away. Hard to describe, but it almost felt like a bad sunburn that wouldn't heal. Thankfully it finally did.

Had brain fog and headaches for 5 months and heart palpitations for 10 months. Caught early March 2020. So didn't feel "okay" again until January 2021. This thing is no joke.

Last Edited by Vego on 07/25/2021 11:32 AM

I caught it in early March 2020 too. Wasn't fun by any means. Glad you are feeling better now.

3-4 days, about 7 for my wife and my daughter felt 💯 except she lost her taste.

Last spring I was infected about 8 days of bad flu symptoms....tested posive for antibodies afterwards....stayed home and took Primetine and expectorate to keep lungs cleared of gunk....heavy doses of lipo vit C......

Can't get something that doesn't exist, morans.

6 days total,
me take covid over flu or cold everytime.
over 60yo
no lingering effects,
me so happy that i got it over with.

First time 6 days felt like shit. Slept a lot, lots of blueberry tea, pure lemon juice, honey, raw garlic.

Second strain, Ivermectin, cleared out 5 days.

No problems since.

GM

Yeah...same here. It's the complete and total fatigue that is most frustrating. You get out of be in the morning and are ready to climb back in an hour later....

I have had it for 8 days ( unvaccinated) Partner has had it for 6 days ( vaccinated. His symptoms are every bit as bad as mine

Thanks, you as well.

My husband came down sick with it and had it for 2-3 weeks and had to go to hospital because he was developing pneumonia (he has pre-existing conditions). He was in for 3 days with steroids and drugs, not sure what, and out. He was fine after that, no long term effects. AND NO VACCINE.

I caught it off him and was sick for maybe 3 weeks - I'm in mid 60s and not great health. It was like other bad flus I've had. I lost my sense of taste & smell with a flu several years ago and it's never fully come back so that was not an issue. The main thing was coughing and my own fear of getting pneumonia (which I've had before). It's important to NOT LIE DOWN with these respiratory illnesses so it doesn't work it's way into your lungs. Sleep sitting up or as much as you can sitting up. It actually DOES make a difference. I just used all the usual cold medications plus a lot of oil of oregano, and it went away after about 3 weeks. No lasting effects. AND NO VACCINE.

We are NOT getting the vaccines because we have antibodies anyway and the the vaxes are fake and deadly. No real medical benefit at all and plenty of side effects.

No thanks.

2 weeks, March 2020
In good physical shape (runner), so it wasn’t too much of an annoyance.
Symptoms: coughing, lethargy, weak, tired. First time really sick as an adult (45 at the time).

Now, have a case of the #dontgiveashit variant

So, you likely got the flu or something else that devolved into pneumonia. If your doc had given you nebulized budesinide, azythromycin, and ivermectin, you never would have gone to the hospital.

CoVid is bullshit. Doesn’t exist. Only reason your back home is they didn’t put you on a vent…

I am 31 and in great shape too, I did not have the same experience. It isn't the same for everyone so you should feel lucky.

Make your own damn choice.

Everyone is different, I got over it quickly. My wife still has some taste issues and it's been 8 months but it gets a little better all the time.

About a week, ALPHA strain back in 2020... 2 days of fever chills and night sweat, in to a cough, then complete recovery.

Lol I thought tards believe Covid was a hoax

We're going to miss you when you're gone. /sarcasm

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I had to get tested for work, I was positive but didnt get sick at all. Still had to quarantine for 10 days. So I guess I'm immune to it.

None, never fall ill

Been going out every chance I get

No mask in stores

No mask outside

Only with clients

No problems at all. It’s my fault I’m living life and not worried about .3% death rate.

I get something like palpatations even 5 months later. Not sure it is caused by Covid though.

I was 6 months and hospitalized I received remdisivir

a couple of weeks,

tell them you do not need the vaxx cause you got antibodies now,

if they insist...they want you dead..

You have NO idea what you are talking about.

I’ve had true influenza twice…what I had was NOT the flu.

Please provide us with a list of possible “something else” as you put it.

On second thought…don’t.

Ignorant internet know-it-alls always drop clues.

About 8 months.

I still have some stuff nose symptoms!

April last year. We supposedly didn't have any virus around at the time. Yeah right!

Thank you. There was NOTHING flu-like about what hit me.

I took ivermectin and so did my family. I didn’t catch mine in time so I got the sickest with my lungs hurting and was really tired for about two weeks but daughter was better in two days and hubby was just really fatigued for a week and has asthma, he never had it in his lungs. None of us had lasting problems, took about 2-3 weeks to fully get smell and taste back. You should take ivermectin daily until symptoms improve but I took it once and then again after 3 days but that was a week in.