(01-14-2022, 11:37 PM)Dom Wrote:(01-14-2022, 10:36 PM)Thumpalumpacus Wrote:(01-14-2022, 10:33 PM)Fireball Wrote: March for vax, November for the booster, yup. I trust the medical community, literally with my life. I just have this soreness in my chest at this point, bringing up a little clear mucus, but not bad. I'm not taking anything for pain, it doesn't hurt that badly. No runny nose, just a bit congested. I did take a Mucinex a couple of hours ago, and I ended up using my asthma rescue inhaler, which is a couple of years out of date, due to non-use.
I had felt a deep-bronchial inhibition, so the asthma inhaler makes sense. My cough has been wet the last two days but the fatigue is much less and aeration better; this is with vaxxing and boosting and only feeling the onset Monday. Not a bad turnaround, all things considered.
One might want to have an asthma inhaler on hand, they are bronchodilators and make breathing easier. There is one available in drug stores called Primatene. Only use it when breathing is impaired.
Yes. I had one early on, but it has adrenaline in it (or did, in the '80s) and your body gets used to it and demands more and more... I now have albuterol sulfate which isn't "habit forming" because of the rebound.
(01-14-2022, 11:39 PM)Thingymebob Wrote: You can have the vaccine and booster but still catch COVID and pass it on.
My Mrs was amongst the first portion of people vaccinated over here, and the first in our house to get it.
She's had it twice now, all my kids have had it, I've managed to swerve it somehow?? If it's highly transmissible something isn't adding up.
Maybe you had it and didn't even know? Something like 40% of the population is in that category.
If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.
