Could it be possible??

[Queenie6655]

Covid in jan

First jab in feb
Now this weekend feel so rough
Lack of taste, headache , very sore throat

Thought at least I would have immunity for three or four months

Hmm 😢😢

We've just had to self isolate as the 10 year old tested positive. No why would I be isolating the whole household if what we had wasn't covid so if anyone had symptoms we'd be getting a test.

Sweden ran out of icu beds and had to ship a lot of their patients to Norway who had spare capacity because they had much less covid.

Texas & Florida healthcare had similar issues in some areas and massive undercounting of Covid deaths there is pretty much accepted.

None of those are great examples tbh.

If our household isolated for every random symptom , we’d never leave the house. If any of us have symptoms we get tested, if it’s positive we isolate if it’s negative we crack on, I thought that this was what we are supposed to do🤔

I thought you could easily get it more than once. There was some study out the other day about young people and teinfection.

I swear the Brazilian one offers no immunity.

You could still get covid post covid and vaccine, its unlikely but possible. Having had the vaccine you should get milder symptoms and avoid a hospital admission which might have been the case if you hadnt had either. Hope you feel better soon

It does seem possible, but chances are higher that it is something else. I hope so OP.

We're still recovering 5 weeks on from a dreadful virus with all COVID symptoms but negative tests. Maybe a new variant or just a nasty virus, who knows.

Negative
Phewwwww

@Queenie6655

Negative Phewwwww

Great news.

Hope you're feeling better or if not can get to bed early with a lemsip and a good book!

Thanks all
Very useful

Still feel AWFUL

Don't have hay fever
Ughhhh possibly just still ill from covid in jan and maybe picked up some bug
Legs are like iron pipes
Running to loo

I'm trying to get back into bed
Low in vitamin b
Got my bloods checked last week

Maybe this is why I'm so tired?

Get some LFT for another time

Lft?

Lateral flow tests

Glad its negative

Ah sorry
Yes good point

@JenerationH I should point out that I'm coming from a perspective that lockdowns do very little to stop the spread (see Sweden, Florida, Texas) and cause massive harms

To what then do you attribute the reduction in cases and, since you’re sceptical about the value of testing, hospitalisations and deaths? If lockdown hasn’t stopped the spread, what has? Bearing in mind that numbers started dropping before significant numbers of people had been vaccinated.

@Queenie6655

I'm trying to get back into bed Low in vitamin b Got my bloods checked last week

Maybe this is why I'm so tired?

If you are low in B12 then take huge amounts. You can't take to much as excess passes in urine. The UK 'normal' threshold (180 ish) is much lower than some other countries and you can still experience symptoms of deficiency up to about 500 . DD is one of those.

@TheTeenageYears thank you for that
This has never happened before
Wonder if it is a side effect of covid ?