Everything needed to treat covid is state of the art and some even thousands of years old.
Question. Have you been tested? If you were tested positive but you were feeling perfectly normal, what would you expect to happen afterwards?
A 14 day stay home notice, medication, advice? Is it enough? Too little?
Is there anything you could do to mitigate the infection from going from sniffles to septic?
Yes, state of the art treatment that wasn't around thousands of years ago, and so research throughout time has led to the better treatment options available today. We don't rely solely on age old treatments. Out of genuine curiosity though, which thousands of years old treatments are you referring to?
Have I been tested for Covid-19? No, I haven't been tested. If I were tested and I tested positive but felt perfectly normal what would I expect to happen? Well I would hope that I would continue to feel perfectly normal and that my body could fight it off. But with so much unknown about this disease I wouldn't know what to expect. I could feel perfectly fine for a spell then not feel so well. And I guess that would depend on a lot of things, my age, my physical condition or if I had any pre-existing conditions etc.
Is there anything I could do to mitigate the infection from escalating from the sniffles to becoming septic? I would follow the advice of my Dr's and take any treatment plan that they suggest and hope for the best outcome. We should all be so lucky as Trump was to have access to the best care/most current treatment options available that mitigated his infection from worsening.
