Sorry but I saw a doctor on tv dispel most of this advice.
Article in the telegraph today saying doctors want new symptoms added to the list because so many people are complaining of losing taste and smell, and eye pain.
Where’ve you heard that bob?The army are in place at Salford quays setting up camp so expect that lockdown anytime
Where’ve you heard that bob?
I was watching CNN in the night,a dr was taking questions,he was asked how long it lasts and said some are about 5 days but it could be as long as 14,he also said we don't know if you get immune when you have had it but with other viruses you are so you probably are,in other words no-one has a fucking clue,it also depends if you have other medical conditions,mine are full relapse,it will be a long time,about a year i think to get back to where i washow long does this illnes go on for if you get it, first well known persn to get it was that Iranian health secretary,ive heard nothing about him since, and othesr have gone into quarentine and disapeared with no follow up.i thought it was 14 days and your better?
How are you feeling today kaz,I was watching CNN in the night,a dr was taking questions,he was asked how long it lasts and said some are about 5 days but it could be as long as 14,he also said we don't know if you get immune when you have had it but with other viruses you are so you probably are,in other words no-one has a fucking clue
Just had a meeting in work and we've been informed that if anyone receives a letter stating they are in a high risk category, and should self isolate for 12 weeks, then they have to use holidays as not eligible for company sick pay.
That’s what I’m concerned about.there is a pic doing the rounds but starting to look like a fake.
Get your blood pressure checked mate I had pains above my left eye and I mean pains thought it was my eyes but it was blood pressure I had cluster headaches you don't want them honest then a massive thunderclap headache from which I had to have a lumberpuncter for a bleed on the brain I haven't worked since good luck mate.My doctor sent me for an eye test last year because I was getting head aches and eye ache and he thought it could be my eye sight getting worse and me straining my muscles to see better.
But the optician asked me a series of questions and concluded (after my eye test showed my eyes were spot on) that it’s likely it could be that I’m stressed and getting tension headaches or that my forehead and muscles around my eyes were contracting a lot due to a light being on above my head in my office at work... I turned the light off the next week and the headaches disappeared.
Not particularly related to the topic but thought I’d bring it up
That must be fake news - and seriously warped.
If the virus couldn't live in the heat, we wouldn't be seeing it so prolific in certain countries.
The Listerine is also a joke theory.
As is holding your breath for ten seconds.
Scary I've seen this circulated to me a couple times over the weekend.
I was watching CNN in the night,a dr was taking questions,he was asked how long it lasts and said some are about 5 days but it could be as long as 14,he also said we don't know if you get immune when you have had it but with other viruses you are so you probably are,in other words no-one has a fucking clue,it also depends if you have other medical conditions,mine are full relapse,it will be a long time,about a year i think to get back to where i was
As far as I am aware the advice is NOT to call 111 unless the severity of symptoms is so bad that under normal circumstances, you would be calling 111. Most people would not be calling 111 for flu-like symptoms.How bad does shortness of breath have to be before you go through 111? I have had slight shortness of breath for about a week, nowhere near to the extent that I’m fighting for breath but enough to notice that i’m not 100% in my chest. I am quite phlegmy, needing to clear my throat a lot and occasionally it causes me to need to cough. But I wouldn’t describe the cough as persistent. I don’t have a fever. So I am fairly sure it’s not covid-19 but just generally, is this slight shortness of breath a concern or will it just sort itself out? I don’t know why, but it is more noticeable in the evenings and at night.
Considering the trouble Intu are in, they could do a lot worse than offer the Trafford Centre as a makeshift hospital space? Imagine how many beds you could get in there if we had them and the logictics of parking bays and warehouses.
It's not as if the shops are open.
I saw the huge exhibition centre in Madrid has done this over the weekend for 5000 beds all well spaced.
I agree, that’s how I understand the advice too. But it seems difficult to know when that moment is, and not leave it too late.As far as I am aware the advice is NOT to call 111 unless the severity of symptoms is so bad that under normal circumstances, you would be calling 111. Most people would not be calling 111 for flu-like symptoms.
I can only imagine that 111 is inundated with calls and it seems sensible for people not to be ringing them "just in case" for symptoms which are not severe. That's the advice from the government anyway.
Selfish bastards.That is mentioned in this piece about wartime crime...
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....0/aug/29/blitz-london-crime-flourish-blackout
Think the photo from my earlier post may have been photoshopped because the plate on that van doesn’t look rightWhere’ve you heard that bob?
Fair play to Piers Morgan, I don't always agree with him - but he is going in hard on Hancock and the government.