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TESTED POSITIVE COVID

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princess68392
princess68392

Hello everyone.. Actually it's been 2 days I've been tested positive... Just to know how many days for the recovery.. As I've done only 1st dose of astrazeneca. And my second was supposed to be done yesterday but I was sick. Like since Sunday the 3rd October to Tuesday 5th I was having fever, dry cough, tiredness,runny nose,nostril burning,no smell only taste,severe headache and from Wednesday till now i don't have any fever,no headache,I can walk do all my house hold chores.. But I want to know as I am a woman of 26years and I'm 115kg. How many days will I recover? As medicines I'm having a spray for nose bacteria, vitamin c, d, paracetamol that's it.. And now rarely like a day I cough 4 to 5 times compare on to beginning. And on time to time I'm having smell and then no smell at all. Sometime I'm a little hot temperature for like 5minutes and then normal body temperature... If anyone can help I'm very anxious please... Thank you.

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  • jan34534
    jan34534 princess68392

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    sounds like you’re on the road to recovery! It’s hard to tell when somebody will feel 100% better but give it some time. It could take another week or two weeks to feel a lot better. Some people take longer. But make sure you’re staying hydrated with water because that helps flush out the virus. Eat only healthy foods Green leafy vegetables. Stay away from junk food and caffeine , get plenty of rest.

    . You seem to be getting better each day so try to relax about this. You are young and people your age have a 99.9% chance of a full recovery.

    take some time to do some nice long slow deep breathing, listen to relaxing music, listen to some great meditations on YouTube for anxiety or just relaxation.you are going forward, not backwards. RELAX. ❤❤❤

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