Exactly 2 weeks ago on the Friday DS started with covid symptoms, positive LFT on the Saturday and then we all went for PCRs on the Sunday morning. All clear apart from DS but husband started feeling poorly on the Monday and was positive later that week.
I have done LFTs every single day since and all negative. However on the first Sunday night a rash quickly developed on my torso, looked a bit like chicken pox/hives. Not that large and although a bit itchy didn't get worse once I'd seen it.
Was thinking of seeing the doc earlier this week but they're probably a bit busy. Now, after about 12 days, it is definitely fading.
I have read that rashes can be a symptom of covid. Never had anything quite like this before. Could it be a coincidence or am I likely to have had mild covid? Although the PCR was clear it was very early on and although all LFTs clear, given that husband's didn't turn positive until he was properly ill, I can easily believe they can be false negatives when viral loads are low.
Luckily I haven't done much socially during this time, just school runs with the other DS and supermarket runs (masked), and jogs by myself so not worried about having passed it on to others just curious as to whether I had it. DS got it through an outbreak at school and no suggestion it's omicron (we're up north).
I am double jabbed, not triple, but last jab was in September so not that long ago.
Wondering if anyone else had similar when they had covid?