Purple Tiger
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Again, you disputed nothing so I suppose it is your right to just fall in line with whatever the media tells you without questioning it. Enjoy!There are literally hundreds of websites with factual, scientific info that dispute your ridiculous claim.
I suppose it is your right to be as uninformed as you wish
SIAP. Where do you think you got it? Have you worn a mask habitually when in public or no?Thanks. Appreciate the info.
Today the lethargy hit hard and I napped for about three hours, woke up covered in sweat with some chest congestion. Fever has stayed low grade, between 99-100. I just feel run down constantly, like I have no energy at all. I’m taking aspirin for the fever and loading in the vitamins.
I’m pretty sure I can ride this out without going to the doctor as long as it doesn’t get significantly worse.
Yesterday I pulled data and compares deaths to total cases for the prior 7 days and the death rate was 1.2%. I then looked at rolling 7 day periods going back to the start and last week was the highest 7-day case count going back to the beginning and the lowest number of deaths for any 7-day period.We shouldn't lock ourselves in a bunker.
There's no credibility in using Trump as a source because he has no credibility. The survival rate is 95%. I bet even a low IQ guy like yourself can do simple percentage calculation
2019 flu was a particularly nasty strain last year. 103 fever, body aches, coughing. If you show up symptomatic like that you will be tested for flu from Nov to April. You can ask @kiddiedoc about smaller individuals. I didn't treat little ones.By “criteria for obtaining the test,” I meant “who gets tested?”
Going to the ED or your PCP with flu-like symptoms in 2018 did not necessarily mean you were getting tested for flu. Particularly for pediatric care providers, but in my experience, that extends to healthy adults and even some unhealthy adults.
Also the ratio of people seeking treatment for the flu, a common illness with a fairly well established and low rate of negative outcomes, is probably going to be lower than for a novel illness with nonstop news coverage about how scary and deadly it is.
I’m sure there are similar difficultIt’s with precisely quantify Covid cases, but we extrapolate flu numbers for a reason. Until we know enough to do the same with COVID, it’s a bad comparison in either direction. And when we get to the point where we can do that, the comparison probably becomes superfluous.
Plague ridden little pus buckets.2019 flu was a particularly nasty strain last year. 103 fever, body aches, coughing. If you show up symptomatic like that you will be tested for flu from Nov to April. You can ask @kiddiedoc about smaller individuals. I didn't treat little ones.