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Covid again FFS, is this even possible

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roseopose · 12/04/2022 10:51

DD , myself and DP all positive maybe a month ago. Two weeks out of nursery etc, maybe 3 days of being well then DD starts being snotty again and has a horrible cough. I've just tested and got a faint positive, starting to feel really unwell again. Has anyone else had it virtually back to back? So fucking sick of this Sad

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JasperJohnsPaintbrush · 12/04/2022 11:09

Yes, I know two people who have had covid 3 times in less than five months.

I'm sorry you're ill again and hope you feel better, and stay that way very soon. Flowers

BlackInk · 12/04/2022 11:31

Did you ever test negative after your previous infection OP? Some people continue to test positive on LFT for some time, so it could just be that you have a standard cold-type virus now.

I know people are catching Covid again within weeks/months, but you've been out of isolation for only a couple of weeks? It seems unlikely, but I guess not impossible!

roseopose · 12/04/2022 11:37

To be honest I gave up testing, was down to a very faint positive on day 8 then thought sod it I'll just keep DD off one more week and we must be fine after that. This is a very faint positive but I do feel really unwell exactly like before. I'll test DD and that should be the decider I guess! Argh!

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TheGlitterati · 12/04/2022 11:54

I know someone who had two weeks between infections Sad

Purpleroseas · 12/04/2022 11:59

Maybe the infection lingered on and your body hasn't yet fully 'eliminated' it?

TypicaIMe · 13/04/2022 07:41

I tested positive for three weeks after my initial positive, and had symptoms too (in fact I still get them over a month later). DH was still testing positive seven weeks after our bout of covid last summer!

I'd test again and see if the line's darker after a day or two. If not, I'd probably regard it as the same infection.

That said I had covid in late January and again early March so it's definitely possible!

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