A friend of mine felt sick and tested positive for Covid

DerekJohnson

He took the Joe Rogan Ivermectin zinc treatment.

One day later he was fine.

RaceBannon

46XiJCAB

I learned something very interesting during my COVID experience.
Tested positive at UC after 3-days of troubled breathing.
My doc put me on anti-viral as I qualified under guidelines.
Finished the 5 day anti-viral course and felt good.
Then a day later 02 sats back down and the hack back.
Doc wanted to make sure no pneumonia so ordered x-rays. Negative.
Apparently after the anti-viral course you can develop rebound COVID
The virus decides to have one last "party" as it's getting close to closing time.
You're also considered at day one of quarantine once they determine rebound.
Now on day 5 of second quarantine and day 14 since first sign of symptoms.

So should I have opted for the anti-viral course and the potential for rebound, never told of this possibility, or should I have just rode it out and been out of this a week ago. I guess I'll never know it the anti-viral helped or not. Doc thinks it did.

CuntWaffle

Super liberal family member recently had a soar throat and a mild cough. Told her "you probably have COVID its not a big deal". She scoffed and was offended how dare I accuse her of having Covid! Shes vaccinated and boosted!!11!

Day later we get a long winded text message she tested positive. No joke got novel of a text from her she sent to everyone at the family gathering how sorry she was and she feels completely awful that she would put everyones lives in danger. Thank god for the vaccine of course, because otherwise she feels like she would probably be in the hospital fighting for her life.

What I took away from all of this is mental illness is real.

DerekJohnson

Of note, my friend was unvaxxed

pawz

46XiJCAB said:

I learned something very interesting during my COVID experience.
Tested positive at UC after 3-days of troubled breathing.
My doc put me on anti-viral as I qualified under guidelines.
Finished the 5 day anti-viral course and felt good.
Then a day later 02 sats back down and the hack back.
Doc wanted to make sure no pneumonia so ordered x-rays. Negative.
Apparently after the anti-viral course you can develop rebound COVID
The virus decides to have one last "party" as it's getting close to closing time.
You're also considered at day one of quarantine once they determine rebound.
Now on day 5 of second quarantine and day 14 since first sign of symptoms.

So should I have opted for the anti-viral course and the potential for rebound, never told of this possibility, or should I have just rode it out and been out of this a week ago. I guess I'll never know it the anti-viral helped or not. Doc thinks it did.

Which antiviral?

LoneStarDawg

46XiJCAB said:

I learned something very interesting during my COVID experience.
Tested positive at UC after 3-days of troubled breathing.
My doc put me on anti-viral as I qualified under guidelines.
Finished the 5 day anti-viral course and felt good.
Then a day later 02 sats back down and the hack back.
Doc wanted to make sure no pneumonia so ordered x-rays. Negative.
Apparently after the anti-viral course you can develop rebound COVID
The virus decides to have one last "party" as it's getting close to closing time.
You're also considered at day one of quarantine once they determine rebound.
Now on day 5 of second quarantine and day 14 since first sign of symptoms.

So should I have opted for the anti-viral course and the potential for rebound, never told of this possibility, or should I have just rode it out and been out of this a week ago. I guess I'll never know it the anti-viral helped or not. Doc thinks it did.

Not all anti vitals are equal.

IVM for the win

Bob_C

Half a Gatorade does the trick too unless you are fat or a hypochondriac.

Fire_Marshall_Bill

I'm a germaphobe and I knew this was Chinese/Dimocrat/Rino/globalist horseshit in 2/2020. If you're semi healthy and under 60 nothing lasting will happen

Southerndawg

pawz said:

46XiJCAB said:

I learned something very interesting during my COVID experience.
Tested positive at UC after 3-days of troubled breathing.
My doc put me on anti-viral as I qualified under guidelines.
Finished the 5 day anti-viral course and felt good.
Then a day later 02 sats back down and the hack back.
Doc wanted to make sure no pneumonia so ordered x-rays. Negative.
Apparently after the anti-viral course you can develop rebound COVID
The virus decides to have one last "party" as it's getting close to closing time.
You're also considered at day one of quarantine once they determine rebound.
Now on day 5 of second quarantine and day 14 since first sign of symptoms.

So should I have opted for the anti-viral course and the potential for rebound, never told of this possibility, or should I have just rode it out and been out of this a week ago. I guess I'll never know it the anti-viral helped or not. Doc thinks it did.

Which antiviral?

Sounds like Paxlovid (nirmatrelvir/ritonavir)

Bob_C

Fire_Marshall_Bill said:

I'm a germaphobe and I knew this was Chinese/Dimocrat/Rino/globalist horseshit in 2/2020. If you're semi healthy and under 60 nothing lasting will happen

I can’t remember the last time I washed my hands. Maybe 20 years ago, maybe longer.