I was diagnosed on Oct. 27th. Symptoms over my 10 day isolation included, EXTREME fatigue / exhaustion, muscle pain,, headaches, lightheadedness, fever, basically your average sinus infection S/S. Symptoms lasted approximately 11 days. I was back to normal and ready to go back to work this past Monday.
The Sunday before I had to go to ER due to kidney stone. Mon, Tue, went by and I was getting in bad shape. I knew something wasn't right. Was forced to go back to ER yesterday, and I was diagnosed with Bilateral Pneumonia secondary to Covid.
So basically I was "supposedly" out of Covid window and was headed back to work when I got Pneumonia from Covid. This Pneumonia aint no joke guys. Maybe it is compounded with kidney pain and stone I haven't passed, but the shortness of breathe is real! I can definitely see where others at higher risk could be greatly impacted by this disease! Just my 2 cents.
The Sunday before I had to go to ER due to kidney stone. Mon, Tue, went by and I was getting in bad shape. I knew something wasn't right. Was forced to go back to ER yesterday, and I was diagnosed with Bilateral Pneumonia secondary to Covid.
So basically I was "supposedly" out of Covid window and was headed back to work when I got Pneumonia from Covid. This Pneumonia aint no joke guys. Maybe it is compounded with kidney pain and stone I haven't passed, but the shortness of breathe is real! I can definitely see where others at higher risk could be greatly impacted by this disease! Just my 2 cents.
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