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Ive pretty much quarantined for about 2 months indoors. im 34. healthy. its possible that i had covid april 1st. lost my sense of smell and taste. i want to go back into the world without worrying that my body hasnt forgotten how to fight viruses?
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COVID 19: Reportedly you should not be contagious 10 days after resolution of your last COVID 19 symptoms. Possibly having had COVID 19 doesn't mean that your body can't fight viruses. It is just that this is a novel virus so people don't already have some level of immunity to it.
Answered 5/25/2020
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Remotely possible: It is remotely possible depending on whom you have had contact with throughout your quarantine. However, with a Covid19 infection, you would expect to see additional symptoms such as fever, chills, dry cough, headache, muscle aches, etc.
Answered 6/2/2020
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100% loss of smell and taste on day 6 of mild Covid infection. I cook for a living and Im terrified this will not come back?! I keep reading about people who never get it back. What is the actual likelihood of that? This is my first time with Covid?
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How long after recovery from Covid ( mild case) does one get back their sense of taste and smell completely?
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