Everyone needs to calm down and get a grip. For goodness sake this infection isn't a death sentence in fact for the majority it is not even as bad as seasonal flu. A few mild symptoms or no symptoms at all and in a few days you're better.
I already mentioned earlier on that I was probably one of the first victims in NZ along with a friend of mine who was working at the airport at the time and this was before it became the farcical road show that it is today.
I had a mild sore throat and a bit of the sniffles and was better a few days later. I even went for a gentle bike ride during this episode as apart from my throat I felt fine.
This couple had the same experience I had.
There are probably millions of those infected out there who have not been tested simply because nobody rushed to the doctor when you have no symptoms are symptoms so mild that they can they just be dismissed.
https://internewscast.com/australia...diamond-princess-say-they-didnt-feel-a-thing/
Both said they would not have ever been aware they had COVID-19 unless a test aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship (pictured) had revealed it
NSW Health has urged residents who experience any symptoms to seek out a test.
The state’s chief medical officer Dr Kerry Chant on Monday said authorities were looking at ways to increase access to COVID-19 testing for GPs.
‘We are looking at scaling up testing and we are working with our colleagues in general practice to support them having greater access to testing,’ Dr Chant told the Seven Network.
For people who feel ‘severely unwell,’ the advice is to visit a hospital emergency department.
Dr Chant reassured people that the detection system in NSW is effective and authorities are working hard to trace people who have been in contact with confirmed cases.
‘The group that causes us the most challenge and those where we do not know a source,’ she said.
‘We’re investigating intensively to identify chains of transmission in the community to stop those chains.’
Miss Celik (pictured) said she was surprised at how ‘mild’ her symptoms were after all the ‘hysteria’ around the outbreak of COVID19
Source: dailymail UK
No need for hysteria. There is also the threat of dengue fever, cancer and all sorts of other potential disasters; real or imagined. Life is too short to worry too much.
