Coronavirus

LooseCannon said:
So, like many people, my symptoms abated for a couple days, and then came back last night like a fucking hammer. Aches, pains, mild fever, and this time a cough. Obviously, that's a little distressing, though no difficulty breathing. I feel a little better this AM but still strung the fuck out.
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Same here. Once antibiotics finished I felt fine. Next day complete 180 relapse (which was yesterday). This morning feel better again. Today is 7th day since my positive test.
 
I got a lot of symptoms from my third corona vaccine, fever and my arm was very sore. I first had 2 Pfizers and now Moderna, and I read somewhere getting different brands can increase the symptoms. But now I have the booster, which is important for me to be able to travel. In case the EU doesn't drop the Corona passport anytime soon.
 
Lamia020281 said:
I got a lot of symptoms from my third corona vaccine, fever and my arm was very sore. I first had 2 Pfizers and now Moderna, and I read somewhere getting different brands can increase the symptoms. But now I have the booster, which is important for me to be able to travel. In case the EU doesn't drop the Corona passport anytime soon.
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Get well soon!
 
Lamia020281 said:
I got a lot of symptoms from my third corona vaccine, fever and my arm was very sore. I first had 2 Pfizers and now Moderna, and I read somewhere getting different brands can increase the symptoms. But now I have the booster, which is important for me to be able to travel. In case the EU doesn't drop the Corona passport anytime soon.
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My experience is contrary to this; I first had two rounds of Moderna and the 2nd time around gave me one full day of flu-iike illness. Fever, headache, tiredness and lack of appetite. Third dose was Pfizer and apart from a sore arm I felt nothing.
 
So during Euro handball tournament 106 players got infected with Covid.

Here is the list:
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But look at this circus:

The case of Nikola Karabatic, a member of the French national team, showed that the rules are not the same for everyone. One of the best handball players of today played a positive coronavirus match against Iceland, and he will go out on the field for the match against Montenegro.

Karabatic received a positive result after the match with the Netherlands. It is interesting that the French ace contracted the coronavirus in December.

For that reason, the doctors estimated that he had a sufficient number of antibodies and that he did not pose a danger to other players.
 
Dr. Eddies Wingman said:
My experience is contrary to this; I first had two rounds of Moderna and the 2nd time around gave me one full day of flu-iike illness. Fever, headache, tiredness and lack of appetite. Third dose was Pfizer and apart from a sore arm I felt nothing.
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That's interesting. I guess there's always the possibility of individual reactions, one way or the other.
 
Poto said:
I hope this gets dropped.
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The corona passport has been quite ok in traveling to another EU country, I just need to show the paper, but the recent requirement of a negative test result makes things difficult. What if the test turns out to be positive, then I can't go to the flight. Also the requirement to fly without any symptoms, corona or otherwise, is unnerving. If I catch a cold in another country, they won't take me on the plane so I need to stay and pay for everything myself.
 
Just read a study which says that men are more attractive to women if they're wearing a mask, especially if they're wearing a blue one. :lol:

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Beyond the beauty of occlusion: medical masks increase facial attractiveness more than other face coverings - Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications

The sanitary-mask effect (Miyazaki and Kawahara in Jpn Psychol Res 58(3):261–272, 2016) is the finding that medical face masks prompt an image of disease and thus result in lower ratings of facial attractiveness of the wearer. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, medical masks have been found...
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