I know someone who had alot of the symptoms (fever, no taste, tired, tightness of chest...) but tested negative for covid three times in one week. Because he had a low grade fever, he couldn't get the covid he was scheduled for that week.

So, you may or may not have covid. Don't panic. Treat it like any other illness. Do you want others to catch what you have?

Anonymous wrote:There are still other viruses going around. We had one sweep through 2 weeks ago. Whole family had low fever for 24 hrs then cold symptoms for a few days. All tested negative for covid multiple times. All of us are fine now.

I should add that DH and I were fully vaxxed at the time and still got tested.

There are still other viruses going around. We had one sweep through 2 weeks ago. Whole family had low fever for 24 hrs then cold symptoms for a few days. All tested negative for covid multiple times. All of us are fine now.

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Anonymous wrote:OP go to urgent care and find out what’s wrong. I had that. Of course they thought it was Covid. But I was vaccinated. They did both tests. Negative. In the meantime I had pneumonia. Covid has twisted all health care completely out of shape. Chest tightness is a serious symptom. All fine now after they treated the pneumonia.

OK that's weird you got pneumonia of all times now after being vaccinated!!

That's because she was vaccinated for COVID, not pneumonia. She didn't have COVID. You can get pneumonia without having COVID.

OP - please get tested and report back. Check for pneumonia as well as per the PP. What vaccine did you get and when?

Anonymous wrote:OP go to urgent care and find out what’s wrong. I had that. Of course they thought it was Covid. But I was vaccinated. They did both tests. Negative. In the meantime I had pneumonia. Covid has twisted all health care completely out of shape. Chest tightness is a serious symptom. All fine now after they treated the pneumonia.

OK that's weird you got pneumonia of all times now after being vaccinated!!