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Sweating, Weakness, Sore Eyes, And A Headache.
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I've no cough. Could the orhers be symptoms of the virus? I'll go to the local hospital tomorrow and ask to be tested.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Ring 111 now and follow their instructions. They may be able to send you out a test for Covid and it will set your mind at rest. I had Covid 19 and a positive test but had very little actual coughing -shortness of breath but no coughing. I had sore eyes, a headache -and I normally don't have headaches - and a temperature -I think temperature is one of the most important symptoms. Ring 111 now.
Then the UK guidance is wrong (what a surprise). The only way to accurately diagnose a fever (as opposed to being a bit hot) is a thermometer. You should take your temperature when you are feeling well to ascertain your normal 'working' temperature -mine is 35C -quite low, normal is of course around 36.5C.
I have always gone by Woofy has said. In fact, a doctor told my Mum not to have a thermometer in the house because it can become an obsession to keep taking your temperature and it can vary during the day. If someone's head or tummy is hot to the touch then that is the best indication. I bought one just a few months ago when I was asked by 111 what my temperature was and I didn't know, but knew I had one. I have since found out that my temperature is 34.5/35 when I wake up and 36.1 is my normal temperature which is the normal temperature of most people.
Sandy, If you're in Spain, take a look at https:/ /www.ms cbs.gob .es/pro fesiona les/sal udPubli ca/ccay es/aler tasActu al/nCov -China/ telefon os.htm
This gives the contact numbers for each region who can advise you about the best way to proceed. (I'm sure that they'll find someone English-speaking if you don't speak much Spanish.)
This gives the contact numbers for each region who can advise you about the best way to proceed. (I'm sure that they'll find someone English-speaking if you don't speak much Spanish.)
Nothing to do with the cost APG.
When I had really bad food poisoning in Austria a doctor came to see me. Felt my tummy and said, yes you have a high temperature. It happened again in England (after a Portugal trip) and again a German Doctor felt my head and tummy and pronounced I had a high temperature. So don't be so scathing and rude APG. No need.
When I had really bad food poisoning in Austria a doctor came to see me. Felt my tummy and said, yes you have a high temperature. It happened again in England (after a Portugal trip) and again a German Doctor felt my head and tummy and pronounced I had a high temperature. So don't be so scathing and rude APG. No need.
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