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His Twitter bio read, "My name is Kovid and I'm not a virus". He shared that Kovid is pronounced with a soft "d". India Development Debate.

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Bihar man jumps into Gandak river after being chased by sniffer dog, goes missing. Their degree of concentration is impacted — sometimes for a long time after they contract the virus. Bob explains. Bob explains, "If you have anything like osteoarthritis or lupus, you may have lots of joint pain going forward.

Bob states. Once again, these aches can last for months after recovery from the virus. If we see anyone with any one of these symptoms, we're doing full blood work and many other tests — testing for antibodies and looking at inflammatory markers, red blood cell count to ensure they're not anemic, analyzing their platelet count, etc. Wang says, "Again, you would have felt a little ill and then you developed a cough that doesn't go away.

The cough can last anywhere from a week to two weeks. Reginald J. We can mitigate many of these issues by hand washing, mask-wearing and social distancing.

Wang agrees. That will help people continue doing their daily routines and living their normal lives. Radharkrishna concurs. An asymptomatic individual can test positive and never manifest any symptoms; this is called a "carrier state". At the opposite extreme, an individual can manifest any of the classic symptoms of fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea to varying degrees. What we need is personal hyper-vigilance as the margins of the disease are ever-changing with the different variants.

Last year, I was involved in the care of a family of 9 people. They presented it to the ER one week after a holiday gathering. The vaccine had just come out and only one person reported being vaccinated and no one had been previously tested for the virus. The two elderly people ages 75 and 79 both had fevers. The year-old and 39 year old both had severe shortness of breath and required intubation. One person had nausea and vomiting, and the rest had mild muscle aches.

All family members tested positive. The one with nausea, vomiting, and muscle aches was discharged the same day for home quarantine. The two elderly people were admitted to the hospital and treated without intubation and then discharged in a week. The year-old succumbed to the disease within 48 hours.