Covid Mk ll

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

......... where people are still getting seriously ill and maybe even dying.

cheers, DL

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"maybe"? In the past fortnight an average of more than 20 per day, or as someone noted on the radio a few days ago, "three month's road toll per week".

I actually think I’ve had covid in the last few weeks.

Woke up with throat on fire, quite sore in all joints and muscles, running nose and absolutely lethargic.
Lasted 3 days and then came good, but boy was I feeling rough.

Didn’t go and test, I was home alone - Wife had been away for a week and wasn’t due back for another week.

Didn’t go out, didn’t see anyone. Just hung around home doing my thing.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

"maybe"? In the past fortnight an average of more than 20 per day, or as someone noted on the radio a few days ago, "three month's road toll per week".

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'maybe' that's my cynical attitude towards people who think it's all over.

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Originally Posted by Tombie

I actually think I’ve had covid in the last few weeks.

Woke up with throat on fire, quite sore in all joints and muscles, running nose and absolutely lethargic.
Lasted 3 days and then came good, but boy was I feeling rough.

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I had similar last week and a shocking cough.

Did two RAT's,three days apart,both came up negative.

And SWMBO is fine.

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Originally Posted by scarry

I had similar last week and a shocking cough.

Did two RAT's,three days apart,both came up negative.

And SWMBO is fine.

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One for me - Negative yesterday - ISO for me as 4 hours in the car with one Positive yesterday [bawl]


its all about the poo for some "Poo topic "COVID-19 is mainly known as a respiratory ailment, but a new study suggests the coronavirus can infect your intestinal tract for weeks and months after you've cleared the bug from your lungs.
In the study about 1 out of 7 COVID patients continued to shed the virus' genetic remnants in their feces at least four months after their initial diagnosis, long after they've stopped shedding the virus from their respiratory tract, researchers found.
This could explain why some COVID patients develop GI symptoms like abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, said senior researcher Dr. Ami Bhatt, an associate professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University."


That would give you the shhhhhts[biggrin]

Better stock up on dunny roll then [emoji48]

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Originally Posted by NavyDiver

One for me - Negative yesterday - ISO for me as 4 hours in the car with one Positive yesterday [bawl]


its all about the poo for some "Poo topic "COVID-19 is mainly known as a respiratory ailment, but a new study suggests the coronavirus can infect your intestinal tract for weeks and months after you've cleared the bug from your lungs.
In the study about 1 out of 7 COVID patients continued to shed the virus' genetic remnants in their feces at least four months after their initial diagnosis, long after they've stopped shedding the virus from their respiratory tract, researchers found.
This could explain why some COVID patients develop GI symptoms like abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, said senior researcher Dr. Ami Bhatt, an associate professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University."


That would give you the shhhhhts[biggrin]

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Interesting,probably the sewerage tests that were done by the govt in Qld,were not that accurate if it can hang around in the gut for that long.

It was probably just an add on test anyway,as most suburbs are tested regularly for drugs in the sewerage.

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Originally Posted by NavyDiver

One for me - Negative yesterday - ISO for me as 4 hours in the car with one Positive yesterday [bawl]


its all about the poo for some "Poo topic "COVID-19 is mainly known as a respiratory ailment, but a new study suggests the coronavirus can infect your intestinal tract for weeks and months after you've cleared the bug from your lungs.
In the study about 1 out of 7 COVID patients continued to shed the virus' genetic remnants in their feces at least four months after their initial diagnosis, long after they've stopped shedding the virus from their respiratory tract, researchers found.
This could explain why some COVID patients develop GI symptoms like abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, said senior researcher Dr. Ami Bhatt, an associate professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University."


That would give you the shhhhhts[biggrin]

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Which makes sense, as it's an infection of the endothelium and not just the respiratory system.

Navy, Dr Sabine Hazan is the 'Go-To' person re... Brown lumpy stuff and buggs.

This link is more for the selection of links to her work, in red text. https://www.americaoutloud.com/dr-sa...pass1650351707

This is her website / business. Our Story

And this one... Video on YouTube if you have 47 spare minutes... Also, the other vids displayed on RH side will occupy as much time as you like ![biggrin]

Dr. Sabine Hazan: The Microbiome. Research, and the Covid-19 Genetic Sequence | Interview - YouTube

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Originally Posted by superquag

Navy, Dr Sabine Hazan is the 'Go-To' person re... Brown lumpy stuff and buggs.

This link is more for the selection of links to her work, in red text. Dr. Sabine Hazan has a Gut Feeling about Covid - America Out Loud

This is her website / business. Our Story

And this one... Video on YouTube if you have 47 spare minutes... Also, the other vids displayed on RH side will occupy as much time as you like ![biggrin]

Dr. Sabine Hazan: The Microbiome. Research, and the Covid-19 Genetic Sequence | Interview - YouTube

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6 days iso left IF the two here not positive stay that way? I may have time and not running is going to drive me nuts! Thanks