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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mycoplasma is going around and is bacterial. [/quote]

Flu, covid or another virus are FAR more likely. [/quote]

Says who? [/quote]

Common sense and actual data. [/quote]

So, like OPs negative tests? Data like that?[/quote]

:roll: [/quote]

So it must be covid or the flu when it’s not? Do you see Covid lurking everywhere all the time?[/quote]

the likelihood of it being a bacterial infection is extremely low. that’s the point. sore throat followed by upper respiratory symptoms and a fever is a classic viral patter. flu, covid, some other seasonal virus are all more likely. it’s always possible to get a *secondary* bacterial pneumonia but that’s not what this started out as. throwing antibiotics and prednisone at a sore throat is kind of crappy medical care. if OP has developed pneumonia that’s a different thing and he should go back to the dr to assess. [/quote]

So its definitely Covid even if several tests keep saying no. Got it.[/quote]

reading is hard, I get it. “flu, covid or some other seasonal virus.”[/quote]

So stop repeating Covid like a mantra since it’s been ruled out if you want to be taken seriously. Because you don’t come across as very serious.[/quote]

are you this annoying in real life? the point is that it is most likely a virus that like other viruses you just wait out. [/quote]

Are you? It may be a virus but continually bringing up the virus it isn’t is weird.[/quote]

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