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My husband got sick first. (We were working from home and social-distancing well before this.) It started with a cough the weekend of March 21. On Monday, March 23, his temperature went from 99.3 to 100.2 to 101.9 and then parked itself there. 4/x
His fever was RELENTLESS. It just stayed and stayed and stayed for two full weeks, mostly 101-102, but going as high as 103.2. It didn’t break for 14 days — and then went right back up to 101 a few hours later. It’s down again today, Day 15, we *hope* for real this time. 5/x
14 days of fever. I cannot even comprehend that! That sounds utterly miserable. I'm glad you're getting better.
I had a fever for seven weeks. The first week, it never got below 102.5. Stuck at 104.5 for two days. For six weeks, I had to lay down after showering. I’m fever free now, 8 weeks out and can walk .75 of a mile! Progress. Still, I’m grateful.
I saw a video today that says the fever is good for cooking the virus 
I had this for like two weeks too teetering between low grade fever numbers 99-101 . I dont know if I actually had the virus but it definitely makes me pause.
In how many days it went up 100 to 102
Just curious, were you taking Tylenol or ibuprofen?
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Maggie I am in Paris France on day 15 tracking almost exactly with your husbands run of this virus. My fever broke when I took zithromycin day 11 which makes no sense since hospital CT scan showed the classic viral pneumonia of COVID . Thx for sharing your stories
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