Why the hell did you go to the doctor and took the test if you don't trust what the test results are telling you?
Both times I had it I didn't lose my smell or taste. Both senses weren't as strong though, because my sinuses were completely swollen and blocked. Hopefully you don't lose yours either, I've heard it can take some time to come back once you fully recover.
So you had a "sandy throat" and went and got tested? lol fag
Fifth and hopefully final day of this illness, feels like it's going away as predicted. A cough here and there and some mild stuffiness, but I'm chalking that down to the winter season. I don't think I've lost my taste or smell AFAIK.
Thanks! I actually forgot about the holidays. I just don't want to get others sick or overexert myself. Let's see how the rest of the week goes. I know illnesses CAN linger.
Don't worry fren, I've had the delta and the more serious versions. If you're 40 or below, don't chain smoke like a factory chimney, and at least take a walk longer than the fridge, you'll be fine. It sucks but not a lot of people have lasting damage. Actually, you're more likely to get it with the worse symptoms if vaccinated. The worst one I got was after getting vaxxed and it wasn't the rna one either.
If COVID was around when those actresses would smoke like it's candy, would they have survived?
If they were early 20s probably not, it's usually your mid to late 30's that it starts to catch up with you. Friend of mine smoked at 12 and continued until 21, made her asthema a bit worse but it went away almost completely in 5 to 10 years.
Duly noted. I don't smoke or drink, so that's one less health defect on myself.
Usually you can carry it up to 2 weeks after, as long as you thoroughly cooked your food it's fine, I promise. All I did was wash sheets, clean counters and door handles, was literally all I did and was fine.
I don't remember losing taste or smell, lost my appetite though. Glad you're feeling better!
