Either I'm pregnant or the COVIDS gots me.

[El Pablo]

I dont need test to prove what I had Bob, Ivermectine does not cure anything but head lice, worms and covid. It cured my fever and fatigue...thats covid, and Test dont work until day 5 or 6 as I was told by my MD and I used the Ivermec way before that as it works best when ingested early. One positive test last spring and the time before the Dr. said even though I had a negative test on day 3 of symptoms, he believed it was covid after further review.
I will debate with you no more. I know my body and what happened well more than some stranger on the WEB acting like a medical expert.

Piece out

So, you were wrong or lied about this… lol

 

[reade]

I went to Pipeline medical in Cushing. They gave me human ivermectin along with vitamins and melatonin (anti inflammatory for the lungs). And a shot to boost my immune system. After that my primary care physician gave me the Pfizer anti viral pills.

 

[Chuckie]

When I first heard them saying antibiotics I agreed with you, but apparently the benefit is two fold if given when appropriate at the appropriate time. I used them when the virus moved into my lungs and it was to prevent getting pneumonia. Also, I "think" they discovered that zpak has an anti-inflammatory effect as a separate benefit. I agree that if someone test positive just taking them for the sake of taking them does no good, but if a doctor that knows that they are doing gives them then I'd take. But I "think" it was like about 2 weeks into the virus where I started them, can't remember.

Yep, 'ya had Covid for sure . . . memory loss is one of the symptoms

 

[GnometownHero]

Elderberry, hot honey lemonade & whisky are your friends

 

[T. MIKE SMITH]

woke up on week one of year on Thursday and felt bad- day went on it got worse and by bed time feeling horrible - had taken an alka seltzer plus but took a night time alka seltzer plus- slept like a rock for 10 hours- woke up and worked on getting open up - had another alka seltzer plus- felt like hell- took another alka seltzer night time and slept like a rock a second night - by third day it was kind of over- just a little cough and phlegm- one other thing I have added to my vitamins is zinc for most of the colder weather season. I hear it may not be good for the prostrate, so I lay off it in the warm months unless allergies are bugging me. Maybe its was just a 48 hour thing, but I believe the zinc helps reduce the time on this stuff.

 

[sh00ter]

Yep, 'ya had Covid for sure . . . memory loss is one of the symptoms

covid brain LOL...and other weird chit like smelling phantom cigarette smoke months after the virus.

 

[dennishoddy]

covid brain LOL...and other weird chit like smelling phantom cigarette smoke months after the virus.

My cousin was smelling smoke when there was none.
She underwent brain surgery last month to have a benign mass removed from her brain that was triggering that sensation.
The surgery went well.
Just a thought if you continue to smell cigarette smoke, have that looked at.

 

[sh00ter]

My cousin was smelling smoke when there was none.
She underwent brain surgery last month to have a benign mass removed from her brain that was triggering that sensation.
The surgery went well.
Just a thought if you continue to smell cigarette smoke, have that looked at.

Thx, it is also a very common after affect from covid. Mine started after I got my smell back. Can you tell me how often she was smelling it? Mine has gotten progressively better...at first, I smelled it a lot and especially at night, then slowly over time, it has been less often and come & gone.

 

[Snattlerake]

Thx, it is also a very common after affect from covid. Mine started after I got my smell back. Can you tell me how often she was smelling it? Mine has gotten progressively better...at first, I smelled it a lot and especially at night, then slowly over time, it has been less often and come & gone.

Have you ever smoked in the past? It could be that covid releasing the toxins in your lungs?

 

[Raido Free America]

My wife and I, both in our 70's. waited one year to get vaccinated for COVID, to see what would happen! Any new medication could have possible unknown side effect? We decided to go ahead and take it. 7 days from the vaccination, we both got very sick, and were literally in the bed for a week, and another week or two, to get back on a our feet! I ask our doctor about this, and he ran a test on me, to see if what I had was COVID, and it was! The antibodies are different from having it, than the vaccine antibodies, he said. We must have caught it while being vaccinated? We had a booster due a month later, and took it on time! The very next morning we were both sick as a dog again, this only lasted three or four days, and I was told this was the expected reaction from this booster! I'm kinda slow, but two, out of two, is enough for me. Taking a vaccine that makes you sick every time, to prevent getting sick, is not very smart, is it? No more for me!