1. You Have Difficulty Breathing or Shortness of Breath
In conformity with The ZOE COVID Study, it has been found that shortness of breath happens 7 days after the original infection. This is linked to a more serious case of COVID-19 that requires hospitalization. When people go to the hospital, their shortness of breath usually gets worse before it gets better.
The older you are, the longer you might have shortness of breath and the longer it might take for you to recover. This affection can usually last between 2 to 5 days in children who develop it.
Adults who are between 16 and 35 years old, can have shortness of breath that lasts three days on average. However, it can also last up to 8 or even 13 days.
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I HAD A SEVERE REACTION THAT I THOUGHT MIGHT HAVE BEEN MY HEART… IT FELT LIKE A SQUEEZING CRAMP THAT BROUGHT ME INTO A FETAL POSITION WHILE SITTING IN MY RECLINER MAN IT WAS A SCARE! IT SUBSIDED SHORTLY AFTER 5 MINUTES OR SO. I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS, SO FAR SO GOOD THOUGH.
Was it gas?
A-Fib
My spouse and I contracted Covid early in January, and had most of the symptoms, if not all, covered in this article. Only just now, early May, do we seem to have shed almost all of the symptoms, except some shortness of breath when performing some functions. We were both double-vaccinated, and I seriously suspect that the vaccine could possibly have done more harm than good. It certainly did not prevent us from getting Covid, and we thought that what a vaccine was supposed to do.
I have had the tiredness, shortness of breath, taste comes,and goes, and no energy for the last few months. I realized that in last few days these were all issues I delt with when I had Covid back in the 2020s and into 2022’s and beyond. At 86 I am lucky to be alive, but my quality of life is bad at times! I am mad and feel my life and physical health has been “deliberately violated”!
It is slightly over a year since I was tested and diagnosed with Covid. It has been in recent months that I have acknowledged that I have a significant drop in my tasting and smelling capacity. I would like to think that this will reverse itself eventually. I think that I still have symptoms such as being chronically tired. I recently had a URI that has further sapped my strength. However, I am pleased that my lungs have continued being clear. I did test for Covid. The test was negative.
The vaccine was proved to not work Infact people dies after getting the shot alot of people got rich off of that vaccine follow the money
Corona virus broke out in Omaha, Ne Dec. 23, 2018 my u b cle Sam DiMari had it, was admitted to Lakeside hospital, C HI hospital, they did not have guaranteed signs I m his patient room door warning people. I went to visit him, then by Jan. 6, 2019 I had it. Double pneumonia very critically I’ll in ER and hospital for 5 days.
I wish they would have talked about how our body builds up natural immunity so we do not need a vaccine if we have had the virus.
I had covid 2 years ago and didn’t feel anything except a little fatigue and brain fog. If I wasn’t retired I probably would have gone to work. A test told me I had it. I took a test because 2 years ago I was in the Southwest Airlines disaster. Stuck at the airport for a day with 1000s of people. No long haul systems. I already have neurological damage from a completely unrelated health issue. I don’t think I have brain fog, but I have been diagnosed with ADHD a longtime ago. I’m 55 yrs old