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One thing that would be helpful here would be data on the most *distinctive* symptoms of COVID rather than the most *common* ones.https://twitter.com/mattdpearce/status/1276643362536165376 …
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There might also be a selection effect here in that people with the most widely known symptoms might be more likely to get tested, compared to people with less common symptoms (toes?). I'd be interested in the distribution of symptoms in samples where everyone got tested.
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Yeah for sure. Fortunately, I know both the more common and the less common symptoms so that gives me more to be worried about!
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I have been battling a headache for 4 days, especially nights, which is totally unusual. Takes months to get into my doctor, and have no insurance to pay for the test, anyway. I'll wear a mask, keep away from people as I have been and hope it's allergies or something.
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I have a friend the ties happened to but it was when she was well on the way to recovery. This was early on maybe Forst week of March she got sick. They wouldn’t test her. Beginning of May the toes happened. So......
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