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Help for granddaughter

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bianca
bianca

My 15 year old granddaughter we think had covid at the end of December. She has been perfectly fine up until about two weeks ago. She played cricket on one of the hottest days of the year and when she became unwell we thought it was that which caused the lack of appetite and fatigue. we now find that she rallies for a time but then relapses. she had a pcr test to go on holiday first of all which came back inconclusive and the second negative. has anyone had an experience like this with Covid or am i barking up the wrong tree. A blood test has ruled out some things but they are waiting for the results of others. I just wonder if the pcr test was wrong and indeed if she is having a second bout of Covid.

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  • jacqualine38072
    jacqualine38072 bianca

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    I got home from work Friday even feeling more tired then usual I had a slight cough (allergy season in ky) I went to bed thought nothing of it. I got up yesterday morning really congested and a bad headache and tired as the day went on I started feeling achy and came in laid down to rest. I was coughing and tossed an turned just could not get comfortable freezing one minute and fine the next. So I woke up this morning with another headache, fever very tired and thought I would just go and be tested to make sure I didn't have covid due to working with the public. To my surprise not only do I have covid I also have type a and b flu. after reading this article I am very worried due to being a smoker no other underlining health conditions.

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