COVID-19 Day by Day Symptoms Timeline: My First Seven Days of Coronavirus Symptoms | COVID Symptoms

[@dianevioletta1408]

Day 1 chills, low grade fever, headache, congestion in throat Day 2 cough, general malaise, exhaustion Day 3 cough, diarrhea Day 4 lost sense of smell, back ache Day 5 low grade fever came back, back ache, cough Day6-8 just cough (not bad) Day 9 diarrhea back Day 10 sense of smell slowly returning Now on day 12 lingering cough but feeling blessed my symptoms were mild

[@pkentertainer1073]

Were u vaccinated before?

[@smaganas]

Have any symptoms returned. I understand that it take 2-4 weeks to clear at earliest

[@berlinachan6097]

What is your remedy?

[@karma3481]

I hate it idk what day I'm on but I just wanna die of how uncomfortable and painful this is, I'm 14 years old btw

[@ChildOL]

Yeah it sucks, you end up HOPING the sense of smell and taste come back because some people say months later still hasn't came back

[@aurorad7225]

Me and my whole family have Covid please pray for us

[@jooniur5984]

how are u guys doing????

[@genelawsjr5914]

I have 17 in my home who are infected by this virus the youngest is 2 months old and the oldest 55 which is me I have a daughter who is pregnant and due in may please remember us in your prayers..were from the Gila river Indian reservation in AZ it's very very bad here..my creator keep you all safe..

[@sonnyxlbright5904]

I hope the symptoms are bearable with you and your family. The hospitals can't do much for you unless you were dying. Best advice one can give is lots of rest and treat everyone in the family with a daily blast of vitamin D (about 5000iu) and about 50mg of Zinc. Along with that, blend yourself a concoction of lemon juice, lemon zest, ginger and garlic. Two heaped teaspoons of the concoction in a teacup and add boiling water. Stir in some honey if you've got some cough and that should soothe the itch in the back of the throat. Take every four hours and don't forget your antipyretics (paracetamol, aspirin or ibuprofen) to manage the chills and fever. It's what myself and the wife did to get through when we contracted the virus. Not guaranteeing that it would work for you but I can testify that it's got quite a few people I know, the necessary relief to carry on with daily life. Take care and good luck.

[@donaldeife7559]

God help 🙏

[@Jesussavedme]

I pray in Jesus mighty name you be healed an wake up whole God bless you all 🙏

[@johannesp5060]

My mother died from Covid-19. I miss her so much.

[@bm0446]

I’m so sorry

[@lenamonique18]

God keep you. Holding positive energy.

[@jesus5868]

I'm so sorry to hear that 😔

[@lunaalejandra3082]

Sorry. She loves you so much and you know all that she want for you is love and happynes.

[@user-gk8ib1hs3t]

omgg I’m am so sorry!

[@rosalylevesque5045]

I have it and I’m isolating in my bedroom because my mother is very high risk... please pray for us and for my mom ❤️

[@rima5429]

How are you and your mom? I pray you are both well. 🙏

[@DUMPTHECHUMP]

I'm diabetic I have high blood pressure and severe sleep apnea quarantine for 5 months straight I was really scared. I was going to die if I got covid-19. Luckily when I tested positive I only had a light cough for 3 days. No other symptoms. I was truly blessed my heart goes out to all the people who did not make it

[@maxhr1749]

That was very fortunate. I’m happy you didn’t get very sick.

[@aprayerandpositivethoughts9308]

Oh wow! Glad you came out the other side

[@reginaoke2360]

I’m thankful to God for you

[@mariatnaufahu8874]

I am diabetic too. so good to see your exp with covid.

[@skwcw2001]

same here and so far im lucky but only on day 7 of being told im positive it is horrible but now im hearing more from other diabetics and noticing that we are at a huge disadvantage due to the meds to treat this are so dangerous to us

[@danny8485]

I have COVID, pray for me and others who have it❤️

[@kalesa.weatherby8412]

Prayers going up for all

[@muhammadalieesaa3379]

I hope you are up on your vitamin levels.

[@mariad7865]

Got it today omg i feel horrible

[@sisi6776]

same what are ur symptoms i’m scared

[@agotapongor2069]

Me too. Sunday, at 10th January my test was negative. I was at home alone in quarantine the whole week. Yesterday I had my second test which is positive. I have mild symptoms. I just worry that after 9 days my symptoms can not get worse. My cough and sore throat are better than yesterday. I mean milder. What about your symptoms?

[@EvyC223]

It was mainly my sinuses hurting like crazy and having a headache! I’m 20 and am finally getting over it after 6-7 days of symptoms I’m so blessed it was a mild case. I pray for everyone with COVID

[@terrancepusher7463]

Me also my head killing me

[@Jay-fq8uz]

Ya mine feels like it’s quite literally burning

[@larryloqueno2160]

My symptoms with similarity of flu, a bit of cough, temp of 38, and no sense of smell and taste, Isolate myself and in 5 days it's gone. I just eat a lot of citrus, calanansi juice with honey and ginger.

[@1990758]

The worst part for me was that breathing The other than that I was able to deal with it for the most part

[@xxnoobslayer136rblx9]

Thank you

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Please Lord Protect us from Covid-19

[@alejandrosanz7512]

god doesn't exist, you will have to rely on your own body to survive

[@stuartnicol1947]

May the good lord put his arams around you all and help you all get better🙏❤️

[@Araja8495]

Ameen 🙏

[@lscheffer87]

Please don't bring GOD into something that has nothing to do with him.

[@Shadow3883]

I don't know about a lord protecting you from Covid-19, but there is a vaccine that exists. I hear around the grape vine it protects better than lords.

[@quinadakay76]

Just got over COVID it attached my lungs 🫁 breathing was so bad. I'm blessed to be alive and I'm currently pregnant 23 weeks 🙏💓❣️

[@Sidney-q7p]

Aah bless you:)

[@Lilo361]

I‘m 23 and never had any health issues. I got corona one month ago and the worst symptom I got was a high resting pulse and palpitations. Went to the hospital after 3 weeks of not feeling any better and I got diagnosed with myocarditis because of the virus. It’s been a month now and I’m still not back to how I was before corona. Please guys take this virus serious!!

[@MrSandra188]

My heart rate with covid is 157, resting, taught im the only one

[@christinahall8808]

May I ask what your high resting pulse was

[@rabbitgirlz4380]

Same 120 resting with fever

[@erick7brian]

@@MrSandra188 how r u doing now

[@karenkrumel6293]

My son went to the hospital twice had panic attacks after covid heart racing chest pain and every other symptom. He caught from taking care of me and my husband. But I heard that long haulers that got vacine there symptoms went away and they did thank god he was so bad. My husband has copd he went to hispital right away and stayed there 3e weeks. They were very certain he would be ventalated because he wouldnt respond to anything but he pulled through. I had really bad covid coughed so bad I got a hernia, diarehia, headach severe body aches, had to take hydro for pain ,couldnt walk to bathroom so lethargic, lost taste and smell couldnt eat just crackers so I could take pills. High heart rate oxygen level 88 at times but went up fever everyday.

[@CJ-sg3vs]

My sister is in icu and on a ventilator. So tired of people saying I don’t need to wear a mask, I am young it won’t affect me. But if will effect others when you pass it on.

[@totaloutlanderobsession8013]

I’m tired of people saying hoax and don’t need masks, also, thanks for your comment ... hope you can stay safe.

[@kathyh4804]

Praying she has full recovery!!🙏🏻 I’m so sorry , ventilators are not good..... I think she will come out of this fine!

[@deirdremorris9234]

Thats aweful! Hope your sister gets well fast!!!

[@jackiekeel3558]

I pray she recovers soon ❤️🙏

[@eryniel3585]

Plus being young and healthy just means *reduced* risk, not eliminated risk. Look at the then 16 year old (the video is somewhere on KZbin) who was hospitalised twice (with no underlying illnesses as far as I'm aware) early on. I really hope your sister makes it through, I'll be praying for her

[@neyneyNunya]

A dear friend died from a massive heart attack he had while trying to get over Covid. He was 68, overweight, and had high blood pressure. It’s awful. He was a talented singer and musician as well as a good friend. Glad you and your husband recovered.

[@2EternityButterflies]

We are so sorry for the loss of your friend. We too are glad that Amber and her husband recovered.

[@HeartandSoulApothecary]

So ever sorry for your loss.I too lost my mother. Blessings to you and your family.

[@sealindemere7400]

How sad, so sorry to hear this. 🙏🏻

[@cetaceans4progress375]

I’m so sorry for your loss I wish you saferty during these times.

[@LolitaDavidovich934]

I am sorry for your loss. It's weird to lose a friend.

[@amirkhan00000086]

1st day got chills 2nd day chills 3rd day chills plus pain in joints 4th day no chills pain in joints 5th day runny nose and congestion 6th day same runny nose and congestion plus feeling tired started coughing occasionally 7th day congestion no taste no smell plus coughing 8th day still having the same no taste no smell and coughing..Hope i get well soon inshallah

[@RyanSpenceCoaching]

For me, it was mainly fatigue but I had some aches and a "sore throat" but it was more like a fatigued throat gland for me and minor headaches.

[@monicatorres3559]

How are u doing now ?

[@donaldeife7559]

Get well soon

[@CM-pt9pt]

how are you now?

[@bashiruddinahmad408]

Salaams may Allah heal you and make it easy on you...ameen

[@bootsarmstrong8421]

Maybe this is why the virus is spreading so rapidly because many of the symptoms could be confused for something else.

[@alisonr9594]

I think so. And the symptoms for so many of us are very mild.

[@Carol-Bell]

Yes and I think that is why a vaccine is such a good idea (with the caveat of adequate testing, which it sounds like the Pfizer one has, but I wonder about the Moderna one). By the time you realize you have COVID, you have already spread it...

[@anonymoususer7602]

yup, an thats exactly why scientists have told us from the very beginning not to do unnecessary interactions with others, so that we don't unknowningly spread it...

[@RyanSpenceCoaching]

I agreed. I just thought I was overdoing it with work and didn't realize I had true fatigue. Then I had a trip I was planning to go on that I had to cancel because I didn't know if I had COVID or if it was just a regular cold.

[@robs1714]

It’s incredibly contagious

[@prettyluv154]

I just got tested positive today. It’s my 2nd day of having symptoms. Very minor, but I pray I don’t get severe symptoms 🥺 I’m very scared. I pray that everyone feels better and has a speedy recovery 🙏🏻

[@MassiveMediaOnline]

Did you get any more symptoms?

[@Webrisernl]

So how did it go for you?

[@Dgen99]

Are you ok ?

[@2frenchies777]

Who else is here because they have covid symptoms but feel to tired to hold the phone to watch the entire video. 🤧😭

I’m currently in my bed right now.

[@natalietadros980]

How are you now?

[@kikyojji]

Even though I sleep enough to the point that my head hurts from too much sleep, my body still wants to rest, so weirddd🤧🤧🤧

[@xxnoobslayer136rblx9]

God bless

[@salvadorjr.abellano6069]

Me and my 78year old mom have covid. We got thru the worst, high fever, vomiting, diarea. We are slowly recovering.

[@thaarealdeal4349]

The worrying is my issue. One symptom and i think it's the end of the road for me 😫😫😫

[@buffy2257]

Same

[@SomeRetroGuy]

Anxiety makes this much worse. I'm the same way. Scratchy throat and what I can only explain as gerd like symptoms and I worry like crazy that I'm going to die from covid. 😟

[@ivanlopez8559]

It’s okay man. You will be fine. Fight! Pray and be strong. Worrying is a problem I have also but everyone that is worrying and reading this. Don’t! Be strong?

[@HeartandSoulApothecary]

Gratefully you had mild cases and am grateful you had a full recovery.

[@teresascalzo2490]

I'm a certified nursing assistant this is real please stay safe 🙂🙂🙏

[@itsMido2]

Thank you for sharing this with us. I got my results back today and it’s positive. I’ve been feeling the same as you but my husband felt nothing. Anyway it’s good to see a more relaxed and not dramatic video regarding this for change. God bless

[@ColtraneAndRain]

My co worker lost 30 pounds in a month due to having no taste or smell! I notice myself purposely sniffing random things now. 😳

[@YouAdii]

Although this is a serious matter. This made me laugh.

[@kristinlanza4414]

I had covid three weeks ago positive. Started just like you congested, slight cough, headache on one side of head for two days, and in day 3 I lost my taste and smell for 6 days. Horrible. My entire family got it and thankfully we all got it mildly. My husband and twins (they’re 7) never lost his taste or smell but myself and my oldest son (16) did 🤷🏻‍♀️. Thankfully we are all feeling so much better.

[@charlapagano1852]

Just got out of the hospital. Was there for 8 days. No picnic. COVID pneumonia. On home oxygen. Feeling a lot better.

[@sisi6776]

how do you know when to goto the hospital like what symptoms? because i have it and idk whether i need hospitalization

[@alisonr9594]

Losing taste and smell is SO weird. I was making a homemade granola for my daughter. I got vanilla extract on my hand and licked it. All I got was wet. Really really odd sensation.

[@emilyjakubik]

Yeah its so weird. Wednesday i woke up and right away no sense of smell or taste. 5 days in. But just exhaustion and no sense of taste/smell so far.

[@justinreich3486]

I taste metal. All the time. Its like a copper.

[@TheSolitary1]

On day 6 and lost mine yesterday

[@cassieroach3957]

Yoooo I was changing a grown man’s diaper at work and didn’t smell the poop that I cleaned up🥴 that’s when it sunk in that I must have Covid

[@seekthetruth7371]

I lost sense of smell for three days. On the third day I decided I should steam my face and really clean out my nose and it cleared up instantly. Taste was back too.

[@karendeaderick6017]

It took my daughter an entire month before she could taste or smell again, she was very happy to get those back!

[@fucku4435]

That’s scary , hope she’s better . My sister and I lost our taste and our smell to .

[@moirai1964]

Lost my smell and taste from Behcets Disease twenty years ago.

[@debrinflores1693]

Today is my third day. No smell and taste... Am really worried..

[@redribbonredribbon2430]

I ended isolation last friday, still have lingering cough , and I can’t smell anything. I never even noticed until i tried to smell my perfume after a showerr and could not smell anything, it is so strange not being able to smell. I still can’t, i hope it returns soon

[@St.Nosaint]

This Virus is crazy. The only symptom I’ve had was lost my taste and smell. It’s about day 7 and I am starting to recover taste and smell.

[@Altor863]

Me too! And fatigue but I’m always tired so not sure if that’s from COVID or not

[@muhammadalieesaa3379]

I think it's a strange virus.

[@tonial5789]

you are lucky, I had fever and chills for 13 days

[@labyrinthworm4511]

Same! I can't taste or smell at all!

[@shaylynmarie9572]

Thanks for the video! This helps so much 🙏🏾❤️ I’m fully vaccinated Day 1: Throat irritation Day 2: Fever, Throat irritation, fever, headache, aches, congestion, weird smell, a little chill Day 3: Congestion, weird smell, fever Day 4: Weird smell, congestion Day 5: Smell is a little decreased Day 6: Smell is a little decreased Day 7: Smell is still on and off but not terrible. Let’s see the next 7 days 🙏🏾😬

[@saga4353]

What do you mean by weird smell? Like your sense of smell was off or you were smelling something weird? I had both actually, which is why I ask. I had this weird smell like it was penetrated in my nose. Very odd.

[@szzwzzn]

Same for me! Days 2-5 sucked the most

[@metallicaandchimaira]

Im also vaccinated. This is what I have been feeling: Day one: throat irritation Day two: mild fever, throat irritation I am now on day 3 and my fever went away but I still have throat irritation.

[@HELLO-b1p]

Have tested positive today, eventhu I was coughing, from two days ago, I have a headache took ibuprofen but headache still persisting. I’m sneezing second day had chills feeling cold but sweating I will take a PCR test today

[@g2bk]

My symptoms were very much different for the most part. I had a little cough for two days and a bit of a scratchy throat. I also had a massive headache for two days and extreme fatigue. At that point I was refused a Covid test because I did not have ‘normal’ symptoms. My other symptoms started late on day 2 and continued for 4 days. Burning body aches. Pain in my arms, legs, feet and back. Neck ached and cause a minor headache at the base of my head. Also a fever of 102 degrees, steadily for all 4 days. I could not eat because the pain made me nauseous and it was really too much effort. In actuality, it was like going through chemotherapy again. I almost called for medical help twice, but decided against it. It was so bad my son in KS was packing to come to Florida. Then after day 4, it was gone. I still was fatigued but I could get up, sleep, and eat a little. On day 8, I was very much better and my doctor was still trying to get my county to give me a test. It was decided since I was better it wasn’t necessary. The antibodies test was how we determined it was Covid.

[@barbie6336]

I had Covid about a month ago. I never lost my sense of taste or smell but everything I ate tasted bitter so I barely ate anything except fruits, veggies and tea for 2 weeks. Definitely had severe headaches, fatigue, and high fevers. My roommate who also tested Positive had some unusual symptoms besides the common one. He did have cold feet, sore wrist, and hair loss for 3 weeks. We are doing better now. Thanks for posting 🙏 Stay safe!

[@lindaharrelson4118]

So happy that you had a mild case..my Granddaughter had it and didn't even know it God bless you sweetie

[@Telthecelt]

Yes, glad you came through it without serious effects. I’m senior in U.K. who’s convinced he had it one year ago before it was officially over here. I had fever, persistent dry cough that had me aching and sleepless, and the loss of taste/smell resulting in nausea that had my doctor at a loss to find a cause. The fatigue was awful: I could barely drag myself upstairs . If I did have c19 I put my survival down to my general fitness which didn’t return for at least 12 weeks.

[@rexmonarch2]

A month ago, my wife tested positive and she had a lite cough and was tired for a week. I had no symptoms. We are both 70. But similar to what the lady said we got hit with something a year ago that gave us both really intense bronchitis and laryngitis. My wife got tested and it was the common cold.

[@gitonyaparker21]

Thanks for sharing. I tested positive seven days ago. This is NO JOKE. Smell and taste coming back slowly. I don’t think my palate will ever be the same.

[@davidjam82]

Thanks for sharing I tested positive on Monday after feeling ill over the weekend and losing taste and smell and now I feel completely drained and finding it difficult to stand long feels like I’ve been hit with a truck 😔 prayers to anyone having to go through this and ones we have lost.

[@freshbloominclothing]

Thank you so much for making and sharing this video. I was vaccinated and got it last week. I'm on day 8 and today was the first day I felt well enough to go outside and check the mailbox. It's been rough but not impossible. I'm a healthy 41 year old. My exhaustion was high, congestion, coughing up mucus, slightly elevated temps, lower oxygen level (the lowest was 90-92 for about 2 days. I really think today I'll start to be more myself.

[@itsyagirlashleytv]

My friend and I both found out this week that we have covid. These symptoms are no joke! People wouldn’t be against mask wearing if they could feel the pain.

[@marylouclearwater7475]

My Sister got covid 19 a d ended up with pneumonia and in the hospital on a ventilator to help her breath......also in a coma lasted a little over a month and passed away on Dec.1st........It was such a sudden shock because she was doing great for about two days.......started retaining fluid and her organs were shutting down, blood levels were very low, little to no brain activity, blood pressure dropped into the teens and no response when they squeezed her hand and whatever else they did. She was from Iowa and 66 yrs.old...... .MISS HER SOOOOO VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!

[@tenisharenee9875]

God bless you during this time, my heart truly goes out to you. May her soul Rest In Peace. You are in my prayers.

[@joannat1898]

I’m on day 8 of COVID and for me, the cough has been the worst; it is hacking, dry, and unproductive. I’ve also had diarrhea, severe chills/body aches, and a horrible sore throat. Congestion, loss of taste, painful headaches, and a burning nose-like in my nostrils, which I’ve never felt before-have been other symptoms for me. The exhaustion and fatigue has been awful too.

[@desireelococo1747]

THANK YOU for sharing this. Even as a Covid nurse I still enjoyed your presentation. The data is very important. Symptoms can be so vague. The timeline tells me alot. Take care and feel better. Blessings to you both. Desiree

[@justbenelson]

I'd like to speak on behalf of a fully vaccinated 39 year old male who currently has it in September of 2021. I'm convinced my wife and all three of my kids had it before I contracted it, but their symptoms were mild and short-lived, including my T1 diabetic 8 year old daughter. My first symptom was a mild sinus irritant that felt very similar to the beginnings of a common cold. Day 2 my sinus area and throat were infected. Day 3 I was surprised to feel a lot better. Day 4 I woke up still feeling well but as the day went on my sinus area felt like it did on day two. Day 5 I woke up feeling like I was battling a bad head cold and I was sneezing a lot. I took a nap in the afternoon and woke up feeling like I had the flu, complete with body aches and lethargy. Day 6 I woke up feeling good other than my ongoing sinus issue, so I did some yard work. Lunch didn't seem appealing and I could tell I was starting to lose my sense of smell and taste. I took a nap on the couch and when I woke up I again felt like I had the flu but twice a bad as the previous day with a fever of 101+ degrees...which brings me to day. I woke up with my nose running like a faucet and I'm completely congested. I'm a bit dizzy when I walk and I can now feel some pressure on my chest. I'm sooooo ready for this to be over with, but I'm just thankful the rest of the family didn't experience the gamut of symptoms I'm experiencing. I wish I could experiencing an alternative universe what I would've experienced if I hadn't been fully vaccinated with the Pfizer shot. Would I be in the hospital right now on a respirator or would I be experiencing the exact same symptoms? I'm curious because I'm experiencing just about everything any normal, healthy 39 year old unvaccinated male would typically experience - expect perhaps it's the Delta variant I have but the data doesn't necessarily conclude (as of right now) that it's more deadly than the other variants.

[@elizafelix5558]

My father in law just passed away one day ago from Covid ,,,, it is a very painful and sad way to go,,,, 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@carryon2406]

So sorry for your family’s loss!!

[@totaloutlanderobsession8013]

Sorry for you and your family. Stay safe,

[@Gretabpooh]

So sorry for your loss. I hope the good memories you have of him can comfort your family.

[@bridgetfolan5362]

😢

[@elmaovalle3278]

😥😌😢😭😭😭

[@h.m.8696]

I was diagnosed with Covid two days. ago. Fever, chills, absolutely freezing. It's like I cannot get warm. Coughing, muscle aches, tiredness, stuffy nose, sore throat. I feel a sadness, loss of appetite.

[@joselyn4789]

I tested positive today. Started experiencing symptoms 4 days ago. Day 1: body aches and headache Day 2: AWFUL headache, body aches, chills, sore throat, low grade fever. 100.5 Day 3: headache, stuffy nose chills body aches getting slightly better. Day 4: sore throat, sporadic headaches, fatigue. I get tired very easily.

[@monicatorres3559]

How are you feeling now ?

[@gman5410]

Thank you so much I'm going through it now: Day 1 - sudden onset of chills and felt feverish. Day 2- Headache body & joint pain & malaise Day 3 - loss of taste smell minor sore throat. Day 4 - no new symptoms just extremely sluggish. Day 5 - 7 no new symptoms on the road to recovery I hope. For me what was alarming is how fast and out of no where these symptoms hit me thats whats scary please take this seriously! God Bless You All 🙏

[@wilrivera9453]

How are you doing now ?

[@marybailey-gates3116]

My first symptoms was a massive headache and feeling like my chest was being crushed.I remember the next day I had vomited a few times and then that it but I had no appetite.I didn't lose my taste and smell exactly but everything I ate tasted bitter and or putrid and that was weird.I had alot of night sweats and my body temp got up to 101.9 which freaked me out a bit because I usually don't burn up that high.It took about two months before I was able to truly breathe normally and I was also dealing with some brain fog.

[@ohdeergod]

Just got a positive test result today :( Day 1: Felt fine in the morning, started feeling achy, chills and tired by the evening. Day2: Bad headache, body aches, chills. Slept most of the day, after waking up fever had arrived (100.5). Loss of appetite. Slept another 12hrs. Day 3: Tested positive. Fever and mild nausea comes and goes in waves. Head ache is gone. Developing a mild occasional cough. No loss of taste / smell yet. Praying my symptoms remain mild...still have several days ahead that im sure will be unpleasant at best. Wishing everyone who has it the best of luck and a full recovery!

[@rosemarygonzalez1349]

😥 Wishing you a Speedy recovery please keep us posted it.

[@daledupont3772]

I had a mild case. No temp, but congestion. But then prayed and had friends praying too. After three days most symsptoms went away.

[@svenkamog2232]

Excessive belching with diarrhea for 3 weeks, then full blown high fever and severe flu like symptoms. Night sweats for six weeks where my bed clothes were absolutely soaked every night, and waking up 3 - 4 times in the night gasping 😲 for air. 18 months later still suffering with stomach pains, chronic fatigue and acid reflux that just won't go away. It's true what people say we take our health for granted, and you end up wanting to cave your skull in through frustration... 😞

[@alexandrahampton7668]

WOW, thank you so much for posting! You and I have the exact same symptoms...I hope our taste and smell comes back and the congestion goes away🙏🏽

[@dizzymindy6024]

My neck is killing me!! I have never had such a sore neck, my lymph nodes are killing me. I am on day 8. Thank you for sharing.

[@lostlatinlover]

While this helpful and well intended. If these are your symptoms, you are suffering mild/modest symptoms. I started having symptoms the first week in March (thanks to a friend that went to NYC in February for her birthday party with friends). I don't want people to think your mild symptoms are typical; they are not. It took me nearly three months to "recover". In June I had three brain MRIs to confirm those intense headaches that came with COVID were in fact mild strokes. I have also suffered heart damage and still struggle with the simplest of tasks. Worse yet is the ongoing "brain fog" that many others report. In all I am very lucky to be alive because I am 65 years old, diabetic and Hispanic; all those worked against me.

[@lostlatinlover]

I want to add to my comments that the loss of taste and smell vary greatly. For me, it seemed that NOTHING tasted right. Plus I simply could not eat. I was so very very fortunate to have my personal doctor living across the street, my wonderful son and his wife and my neighbors John and Maria checking on me twice each day for weeks and weeks and bringing me food and basics (like TP). I KNEW that I was finally on the mend when the SONIC Burger my son got me tasted AMAZING!

[@Kelly-st7bu]

My Brother who is 70 had symptoms and felt fatigued got tested. It was positive. He drove to his beach house so hopefully his wife won’t get it. She tested negative. He’s been walking 5 to 7 miles in the sun daily on the beach. He sends videos and no one else is there. He said he feels pretty good. Just mild cold symptoms. He test his oxygen levels regularly and they’re always good.

[@therealkacchan1564]

My sister tested positive, and passed it onto to me and so far I’m two days . My sister had a fever but today she is finally feeling better but all I’m experiencing is headaches , a lot of sneezing , stuffy nose ... a bit of coughing and the back of neck hurts but besides that I’m fine It’s sucks but I know this will pass , so please stay safe and wear your masks 🧡

[@Macklock95]

You have the mild symptoms ! That’s great

[@scottthomasen8978]

Tested positive about 30 days ago. Still get hit fatigue which is really getting old, but compared to many stories I have heard, I feel very lucky. Glad we are sharing our, although unique, stories.

[@marshazeldin2350]

My son is living in a house with Covid rn. So far he’s negative. Glad that you are better

[@ellenbetts9241]

I appreciate your symptom time line. I pray that you and your husband heal without complications. Thank you.

[@davewoodmancy4596]

Thank you for making this video. I'm glad to hear that neither you or your husband has gotten really sick. Hope you get well soon

[@cynthiahallowell1041]

Day 1-2: horrible body aches, like I was in an accident. Slight headache. No appetite. Day 3-4: felt ok, worked both days, didn’t feel good or bad. No appetite and diarrhea started (this continued for 2 weeks, lost 18lbs). Night 4: relentless chills. Had 3 thick blankets and heating pad, teeth still chattering. Day 5: started fine, felt ok, worked until noon when a wave of fatigue hit, couldn’t keep my eyes open. Slight cough. Day 6: fatigue, slept most of the day. Went to bathroom in the middle of the night and got so lightheaded that I had to lay on the bathroom floor with my feet up for 5 minutes. First clue something was wrong. Day 7: felt ok, but still very lightheaded and had to lay with my feet up for a bit before I could head downstairs in the morning. Second clue. Didn’t feel too bad, just general blah. Slept on the couch that night since it was more comfortable for some reason. Day 8: woke up feeling good, like this thing was on its way out. Felt normal. Later in the day, started feeling blah, but no specific symptoms to mention. Day 9: woke at 4am feeling like my entire midsection was turning to concrete, hard time taking full breaths. I have sleep apnea, a few times I dozed off, I awoke with a blunt start…normally I don’t wake up during the night. I knew if I fell asleep again, I might not wake up. Went to the ER. Immediately put me on oxygen, O2 sat in high 80's (though our sensor at home had said 93-94 all week), X-ray tech said, “these lungs are junk”. They admitted me to the hospital with hypoxia and Covid pneumonia. Was in for 8 days. I never really had much of a cough or trouble breathing…until I did. As soon as I felt lightheaded, I should have gone to the ER since it seemed an indication that I wasn’t getting enough oxygen in my blood, despite breathing fine. Another symptom no one mentions is this complete apathy toward life. My husband experienced it, too; the hospital nurse said a few Covid patients on my floor mentioned it. We had no desire to look at social media, our iPads, the news, TV, read, eat…we literally could have sat and stared at the fireplace for days like a zombie. Some interest has returned, but still none in the news or social media (and we were junkies of both). Also, after the hospital, had about a week of awful nasal drip non-stop (week 3). I had wonderful doctors and nurses and I’ve been home for 2 weeks feeling fine. Walking on treadmill, riding my stationary bike. They treated me with Remdesivir, an anti-viral, and steroids. I pray that other issues don’t come about from the virus or the treatment. This is a nasty and sneaky virus.

[@rogercomix5648]

I got Covid in April about the same time as Chris Cuomo. I was 57 at that time and thought it was going to be rough but I had mild symptoms. Days 1-6 were sore throat, fever, tired, aches, headache, runny nose, cough. Days 7-10 at night was an effort to breath. I did not lose my sense of smell, but it was altered. I thought my house was on fire because I smelled fire but it was just my cat. He smelled like fire to me. Food smelled off, meat particularly made me gag when I smelled it. Went back to normal in 3 months. The 1st time I told someone in public I had Covid was 2+ months afterwards at a local store. One guy said "Stay away, I have cancer, I'm at risk" and others ran away. One guy with a MAGA hat said "See, it is just the common cold, no one dies". At that point I stopped telling people. I was lucky. Not everyone is. People die from this all the time. My daughter lives with me and was born with a congenital heart condition that was fixed at age 1 but has to have a value replacement now at 25. She is at risk. I had to be in my back room for 3 weeks and spray everything with water / bleach mixture so she did not get it. BTW...water / bleach corrodes doorknobs and sink fixtures. I found that out. Also...she never got it.

[@pasky2112]

When my sense of smell was affected, I kept saying that same thing. Everything had a “Smokey” aspect. Sometimes it was like burning dust on old heating coils and sometimes it was like when a pot boils over on a stovetop. When all this started happening, I knew I was positive for Covid-19. Never heard of any other common illness that affects people like that so it was a tell.

[@karenjantzi7662]

Thanks so much. I hate not smelling and tasting. I will never take it for granted again. I’m on day 5

[@paterminor]

My sister died two days before Thanksgiving from Covid. For the last 4 or 5 days I've been sickly feeling. I got a test yesterday and have to wait for the results. My symptoms: achy feeling, loss of taste/smell, a congested feeling in my chest, no energy, no real fever to speak of. I am hoping that all I have is a cold. Fingers crossed.

[@Mjane2024]

I'm on day 4 and feeling like sh*t, i have no idea how i was infected because i don't go out much

[@rolwest55]

I had COVID-19 in November ( positive test result ) and my Symptoms were nothing like you describe here. Almost none of them. Just to show that every person is different.

[@rng891]

Which is scary to think because they release the common symptoms but not that there could be other unusual symptoms to be cautious of. You are right that every person is different with covid.

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

Congrats ! You are amongst the 99.6% of people who contract covid and survive ! I had my bout of covid back in January. The cough was worst of all for me. It was so persistent and annoying . Couldn’t string a few words together without coughing my ass off . Lasted close to 2 wks

[@paulatristan8189]

You can self care at home without seeing a doctor. I've seen people on line talk about it. I hope you and your hubby are feeling better each day. Blessings to you and your hubby🙏

[@LeighPhillips78]

Yes, if you have a mild case. But aside from the respiratory problems we can monitor, there are some things we cannot see--the virus coagulates the blood, which can result in blood clots and dangers to the cardiovascular system and brain. My Uncle stayed at home as long as he could, and then the respiratory effects became dangerous enough to warrant the hospital. He spent three weeks there on oxygen, possible intubation...this was before they let some families see their loved ones in hospital, so there is much to imagine and endless grief. He lost his fight. He has never lost a fight in his whole life. Turns out my aunt ended up having a mild case of the virus at the same time he did, and she has an autoimmune disease , is more fragile. I was shocked that she came out on the other side of it fine and my uncle, a Navy man & firefighter, died from Covid in April. There are mild cases, and there are cases that require hospitalization. Taking temperatures before taking tylenol is important. It is a good clear indicator whether a patient trying to recover at home needs to relocate to the emergency room. If the fever is too high, it is telltale sign to go. The body is struggling too much to fight the infection, and very high fevers can leaf to brain damage & death. Since I have lost family to Covid, if I catch it I'm going to the hospital. My uncle's death destroyed the family and the last thing I want is to pass it on and be the person who ends up getting through it okay, while my partner, or my parents don't make it. I do not get flu shots each year but I WILL take the vaccine. This has to end somehow. I'm scared, but my family now is completely isolated from one another until Covid is gone. I don't want to lose years to this and never see my loved ones again. Sorry for the ramble, but I was just responding to recovery from home. It works for mild cases and family must be totally isolated away from the Covid Positive patient and that requires being super vigilant. The other point I had was again monitoring the situation by thermometer and Tylenol should absolutely be used, but take temps between doses to ensure the fever isn't exceedingly high--if it is, the body is struggling to fight the disease and again if it's exceedingly high, the body isn't winning the fight and might need a lot of extra help at a hospital.

[@grandmalisa796]

Depending on the severity of your disease.

[@scruffyscrubs5468]

Your symptoms are pretty much in line for what my daughter experienced and she had it for about a week and a half. Her taste and smell came back several days after that. She's about your age.

[@CarolineBielskis1]

My symptoms were similar to both of yours, except mine started with a sore throat that got pretty bad for a couple of days. My taste and smell came back after 1 week.

[@shaheedawilliam498]

My symptoms day one was a stream of mucus running down from my upper respiratory track draining down into my throat. Next morning I woke up with palpitations and very breathless. I barely made it to the toilet. I forced myself to boil some herbs and as these came to a boil I noticed that the vapour (NOT STEAM), gave me some relief. (I had just mild throat irritation, no headaches, thank God!) I drank the concoction, rubbed black seed oil mixed with eucalyptus and clove oil and started doing breathing exercises as I forced myself to cough out the phlegm. The palpitations receded and I felt sleepy so I slept for about 45minutes to an hour and woke up gasping for breath. I started the whole cycle all over again. For the next 5-7 days this was my life. I made sure I did physical movements to get my circulation going in addition to using essential oils to help with this. I made a pot of lentil soup with a good amount of garlic, ginger, Cayenne pepper, tumeric, black pepper. I chewed dried chamomile mixed with black seeds to break up mucus. I got the secondary infection, I could tell because I started to cough up yellow phlegm.. I used Tea Tree oil, clove oil, eucalyptus oil, peppermint oil in a carrier oil to rub on my back and chest. I also inhaled these oils during my deep breathing exercises. The yellow in the phlegm cleared after a few days, I can't remember how many days. By day 9 I thought I was over the worst of it. Day 10 it was back except for the secondary infection. I continued with the therapies through out. I was more or less clear by day 14. This was in July. I still continue with the black seed oil and chewing the dry black seeds and chamomile also a few drops of the black seed oil. Covid is brutal, its no joke, I prayed throughout!!!

[@jaquancrump7316]

Yo I have a question?

[@snowblo1]

Wow, thanks so much for that detailed description. I'm now going through Covid for a second time & this time around I've lost my sense of smell. So devastating. And I'm wondering where I can get dried chamomile? From the tea bags? I've also got some excess mucus going on.

[@stephanieescobedo5147]

@shaheedawilliam Hello, I’m glad you were able to get through this. I’m praying everyday I get through this as well. I’m on day 5 and I feel as though I might have came down with pneumonia bc I can’t stop coughing and I have somewhat of a yellow phlegm when I cough. May I know which herbs you used to make your tea?

[@carolesmith9235]

Your presentation helped me understand and my only question is about your sense of taste and smell. I hope they return soon. Thank you for sharing. You did a wonderful job!

[@AmberAlpine]

My sense of smell and taste have come back, but not fully yet. I probably have 50-60% back!

[@SondaLovesElly26]

I just got Covid and day 3 into isolation. loss of smell and taste which is frustrating. Alot of chesty coughs. Feeling weak and drained. Cannot wait till this blows over.

[@chrisk2426]

I'm sick with Covid now and my hands and feet are FROZE. This is day four for me. Day 1-3 was just a minor sore throat and as of about 28 hours ago, I've had severe body aches and a fever of 102.4. So far, I still can breathe and haven't lost my sense of smell or taste. I'm praying this doesn't get any worse.

[@cameshianharris7509]

My symptoms of Covid Body aches Coughing Sneezing Stomach cramps Difficulty breathing I pray every stay safe and prayed up it's day 5 for me. God bless

[@pyabs2234]

My wife's sense of taste and smell went for about 6 weeks afterher infection. Now and again she will smell smoke even though there is none. It seems that women tend to lose their sense of smell and taste more than men from what I have heard. I never lost my sense of taste or smell but my symptoms lasted around 18 days and by day 14 my breathing became worse. Paramedics had to come round to check my oxygen levels as they were worried that the may have fallen. I started to recover after that. But it was scary, don't want to go through that again.

[@dabeezkneez8716]

Oh dear, glad you're recovered. What is it about smelling smoke when there is none? That is happening to me!

[@rzjk301]

Right elbow hurts a lot, light chest congestion, fatigue, body aches. First day the glands under jaw bone was very sore for 5 days. My throat was fine no irritation but the glands caused the throat pain when moving my head and swallowing. Currently on my seventh day throat glands don't hurt but fatigue and body aches. Charlie horse this morning... Good luck everyone... If you feel sick stay home. A family member came to my house feeling sick. She infected 3 or more house holds.

[@sheiladyck5863]

We live in Montana, my husband tested positive for Covid about 3 weeks ago, around the same time you did. Luckily he is recovering, because he has had 2 heart attacks, has 2 aneurysms and is pre-diabetic. He is 61 years old. He never lost his smell or taste but had numerous headaches, chills and hot flashes/sweating and extreme exhaustion and weakness. Now he is just dealing with some lingering tiredness and muscle aches. I took care of him and have been around him at all times since even before his symptoms showed up. I have tested negative for Covid - TWICE!! I can't believe I was spared from getting Covid, especially since I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and other autoimmune issues. Happy to hear that you are getting better! EVERYONE'S symptoms are different with this darn virus - so weird! P.S. I have RH Negative blood type and have read some interesting articles about people with this blood type having some kind of protection from Covid - maybe that is why I didn't get Coronavirus?!

[@Isabela2024-yr]

Day 1, I have runny nose Day 2, I started coughing, headache and cold feet. Day 3, still coughing & shoulder aching. Cold feet gone. Thank God sense of smell & appetite is OK but feeling so tired Day 4, I feel better. Coughing is lesser. Day 5, still on going

[@rayfinkle1891]

First I had slight congestion and a runny nose with a slight cough that I thought was just typical winter sniffles Then I had a started having fatigue and that same dry cough with a runny nose Then I had heavy fatigue where I could barely stand up and my entire body was sore and parts of my lower back felt like it was being pricked by needles After that I woke up to loss smell and taste, chills with shaking, migraine, and very slight sore throat Now my current symptoms are slight nausea because of my continued loss of smell and taste and this wet cough that makes me cough up disgustingly big amounts of phlegm and a tickling in my airways when I take deep breaths

[@767frozen]

My son tested positive yesterday, but he has no symptoms. I feel okay just slightly tired, with a sporadic cough. Thanks for the video, take care.

[@tthinker9897]

Thank you for sharing your COVID experience. This will help me know the red flags. I am 71 and healthy but my spouse is 75 and has all the major co-morbidities that lead to a bad outcome, so if I have a hint that I am positive I will do all I can to isolate, though that will be quite difficult as I am the caretaker.

[@darkpandemonium5753]

Just tested positive, a single mom of three young children and zero help,pray for us😭❤

[@chixbleau7321]

I hope you and your husband make a full recovery

[@jackiekeel3558]

Your recount of covid is exactly how mine went. I’m on day 14. Lost taste and smell for 7 days. Thank god it’s back!! Glad you’re ok!

[@kristinbailey6280]

I’m on day 13 🥺

[@forthehaulofit]

Sending you and Jacob good vibes for fast recovery! Prayers!

[@AmberAlpine]

Thank you! We are feeling much better!

[@soul4real620]

Day 1 - sore throat, dry cough, loss of taste and smell Day 2- intermittent fever, sore throat, chesty cough, taste slightly improved, loss of smell, headaches, body aches, Day 3- blocked nose/loss of smell, chesty cough, plegm in throat, fever has subsided, fatigue, body aches, Day 4- blocked nose/loss of smell, chesty cough, plegm in throat, fatigue continues Day 5- blocked nose/loss of smell improves, slight headache/ brain fog, fatigue continues, severe migraine (2.5hr) Day 6- woke up with pink/red eyes or possible conjunctivitis, blocked nose/loss of smell improves, minor cough, Day 7- pink/red eyes has improved overnight, minor cough with plegm, Day 8- blocked nose/ loss of smell improves, majority of the symptoms have improved, minor migraine in the evening (1hr) Day 9- All problematic symptoms of covid have subsided. Migraine reoccurred in the evening (2.5hr) Day 10- No symptoms to report

[@chrisuk2073]

You are lucky because usually by day 10 people get admitted into the hospital. You got the mild symptoms

[@damaris2085]

Yeah my grandma and mom are going into week 3 and they are not doing so good 😞 please pray for them 🙏🏼

[@Kwood10]

Usually MOST people get mild to moderate symptoms

[@NorthwestNana]

Thank you for sharing your symptoms. I'm in day 4 of discovering I have Covid. No one has contacted me since my diagnosis, including my own physician. I spent most of day 1 trying to get tested in Urgent Care, my own doctor's office, and lastly, Walgreens. I couldn't get in and Walgreens did not have any testing supplies. I finally got up on Day 2 of having fever, chills, congestion, and cough to stand in line at an urgent care clinic by 6:30 a.m. along with a parking lot filled with 15 other patients waiting for doors to open at 7:00 p.m. Your video has greatly helped me so thanks. In addition to all the symptoms you mentioned, the weirdest symptom for me was also my right leg and hip began to hurt, ache, like I have fallen on it. After taking several rounds of ibuprofen that began to subside. Hoping you recover well.

[@garyarmbrister]

Hey great presentation on both yours and your husbands symptoms. My wife tested negative on Tuesday but had all your symptoms and then tested positive on Thursday but is feeling better today on Christmas Eve. Late 60's . Dallas TX. No symptoms for me at this time. Merry Christmas.

[@patriotbell]

Thanks for sharing. Really helped. Two years with no Covid, now I got it and I’m trying to get thru it..

[@janetchambers5284]

i just found out friday my family has covid 19 this super scary i hope my family gets better

[@shellyhall5580]

God bless your family to recover quickly!🙏🏽

[@aronmedrano2720]

Yes god bless, my family might also have it, it’s tough times

[@kathyh4804]

Praying you recovery FAST 🙏🏻

[@24KFLOWERS]

Thank you for your sharing. God bless you. I recently just got some of the symptoms: sore throat and itchy throat. Second day: headache developed, sore throat, stuffy nose, muscle ache, cold feet. I will go test out tomorrow.

[@van_creative]

Thanks for sharing your symptoms. Glad you're both ok. I'm on day 6 of this virus and I have all the ones you mentioned + fever + painful body aches. I can't wait to get back to normal but I'm getting there

[@ulivolga228]

Day 1 absolute! achey skin! light headedness Day 2 Poor sleep, full body achyness. no fever, no cough Day 3 achey skin, lower sense of smell, cough. Day 4 Dopey brain. Day 5 Headache, mild cough

[@princesslcr]

So happy to see you back on KZbin, but so sorry to hear about you and Jacob. Relieved to hear symptoms are mild and wishing you both a speedy recovery! Excited for more content on this channel! :)

[@AmberAlpine]

Thanks Laura! I can't wait until I have some more good videos for my main channel. I was in the middle of recording a video that will be called something along the lines of "Trying 4 Methods To Sell The 30 Stalest Items In My Poshmark Closet In One Month". I can't wait to have more content on both channels!

[@Josh-Kim]

Appreciate you sharing, Amber!! It’s interesting how everyone has a different combination of symptoms, if any at all. Hopefully you and Jacob only get better from here!

[@AmberAlpine]

We are pretty much back to normal now, thankfully! I can't wait to see both of our KZbin channels come back to life. Thanks for checking out my second channel, friend. :)

[@carolgleeson8743]

Thanks for the info, Amber, and I am very glad that you and hubby did not get very sick and are on the mend. The younger you are the easier it seems to be to recover. A friend of mine who is in his 60’s did not know he had Covid until he ended up in the ER with stroke symptoms, due to the vascular issues that it can bring on. That is scary! But then again, most of the symptoms are not severe and are so vague that I can see how someone would think they just have a cold or even allergies! Keep us updated on how you guys are doing!

[@maliksutton6634]

Hi Amber, you and your husband will get through this and stay strong. I will keep your household in my prayers and I'm here if you need advice or a friend.

[@AmberAlpine]

Thank you! I hope you are able to avoid it, and that a safe vaccine is available soon!

[@cnr414Nicole]

Hey, y'all good now? I hope so. You're a real trooper, making this video while not feeling your best. Thanks, chica!

[@AmberAlpine]

Yes, we are both feeling pretty much back to normal now! The only lingering symptom is that I dont fully have my taste and smell back yet..probably 50-60% back! Thank you for the well wishes!

[@cnr414Nicole]

@@AmberAlpine ... Amber, that is great to hear. Thank you for responding!

[@crystalallen330]

My mom has mild symptoms of COVID-19 and I’m at day 6 I’m not feeling well either I can’t taste or smell and I have a cough not a bad cough and a stuffy nose and I have no pain at all along with my little brother and my baby sis starts sneezing please pray for us and for those that is going through this I pray that God cover you and your family.

[@lisadavis60]

Thank you for posting. I’m 28 and my husband is 32, we are certain we have covid but my test results are taking forever. I’m heading into day 6 of symptoms and had basically the same progression as you, except my day 1 was diarrhea/chills/aches/fever. I definitely thought it would be a ton of coughing but didn’t show up til yesterday. I know there are way worse symptoms people experience, and my lungs are in pain but really missing my taste and smells

[@iriscruz7933]

I have mild symptoms thank You Jesus 🙏