I think we know less about Covid than the scientists care to admit. As a result the loons at both extremes are having a field day with with conflicting advice.
I have 2 friends who are in good health, no outstanding conditions or health issues who have had tested positive. The first was out of commission for two weeks with what he described as the worst flu he has ever had. He has recovered from that, but has lasting ringing in the ears and memory issues that he didn't experience previously. He ended up going into have his phone reset as he couldn't remember his unlock code and still can't to this day. He also is going in for a check of his heart as he is having issues with a rapid heart, and weakness since his bout. He initially figured it was just part of the recovery, but he had it in March and is still experiencing the issues.
The other friend is still recovering and is on week 4. He feels mostly better, but after 2 hours of work ends up taking a 3 hour nap. He probably needed to go to the hospital early on as his oxygen levels got pretty low, but not his style. He also ended up dropping 20 lbs as nothing stayed down for the 1st week and had a hard time eating the next week or two. He wasn't overweight to begin with and now looks skinny. He runs a roofing business and is in pretty good shape, but this is kicking his butt.
On the other hand obviously the are a lot of people who don't experience any symptoms, and others who have the equivalent of a cold.
I have 2 friends who are in good health, no outstanding conditions or health issues who have had tested positive. The first was out of commission for two weeks with what he described as the worst flu he has ever had. He has recovered from that, but has lasting ringing in the ears and memory issues that he didn't experience previously. He ended up going into have his phone reset as he couldn't remember his unlock code and still can't to this day. He also is going in for a check of his heart as he is having issues with a rapid heart, and weakness since his bout. He initially figured it was just part of the recovery, but he had it in March and is still experiencing the issues.
The other friend is still recovering and is on week 4. He feels mostly better, but after 2 hours of work ends up taking a 3 hour nap. He probably needed to go to the hospital early on as his oxygen levels got pretty low, but not his style. He also ended up dropping 20 lbs as nothing stayed down for the 1st week and had a hard time eating the next week or two. He wasn't overweight to begin with and now looks skinny. He runs a roofing business and is in pretty good shape, but this is kicking his butt.
On the other hand obviously the are a lot of people who don't experience any symptoms, and others who have the equivalent of a cold.