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Covid for the first time anyone else?


alice

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Continuing on this thread to save starting another one.

So I was over a week in bed, then I felt better and was out and about for a few days.

Then yesterday I suddenly felt rubbish again, really tired and ill  and couldn't go to a quite important meeting in the evening.

I'm not looking for sympathy, I just wonder whether anybody else has had something similar lately?  And if so how long it lasted?

I'm assuming there isn't anything much I can do about it except rest.

Edit: I'm not sure why the ever-charming Humdinger finds my (and others' non funny posts) so amusing. They must lead a very sad life. (admin edit - removed)

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I've had covid twice that I know about and am pretty sure I have had it twice more without testing positive... Both times I had it it came in waves, so my advice is make sure you rest up properly, otherwise it can last even longer. Get loads of vitamins, esp C and D, and as much sleep as possible. Hope you feel better soon. Best wishes

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