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I always found vigorous exercise would open up my nose temporarily, regardless of how stuffed it became.
FL that has not had a real winter in over 30 years. 80's most of the winter anymore. Pollen has been off the charts for 2 weeks now. My nose is fine now. Still no taste or smell mel.
Do you live in a third world country? Because where I'm from, I made an appointment, showed up, called them from my car, and 2 minutes later I walked into Patient First and got my nose swabbed. I was out 2 minutes after that.
No way in the devil i am taking a test and waiting in line in mid 80's temps for 8 hours. I would rather die first. It is going away but taste won't come back for a long time.
Where are you? I made an appointment online at CVS, arrived at the drive-thru 5 minutes before appointment time, and was leaving 10-15 minutes later.
I always found vigorous exercise would open up my nose temporarily, regardless of how stuffed it became.
I'm in Northern California...and I woke up a few days ago with a sore throat. Had to go out that day -- the acacia trees are blooming. Someone somewhere has them around here... I go through this every year....
My Japanese maple is budding -- just starting... my camellias are in full bloom.
Spring is about ready to be sprung! So, yeah, it's allergies, not Covid. I got antibodies for that.
I'm in Northern California...and I woke up a few days ago with a sore throat. Had to go out that day -- the acacia trees are blooming. Someone somewhere has them around here... I go through this every year....
My Japanese maple is budding -- just starting... my camellias are in full bloom.
Spring is about ready to be sprung! So, yeah, it's allergies, not Covid. I got antibodies for that.
I had a sore throat and it turned out to be COVID.
Did you get your antibodies from natural immunity or from vaccination? The vaccines are specifically not designed to prevent COVID infection or spread.
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Solly says — Be nice!
