My best wishes to your health and hopefully an easier recuperation! I am just barely getting over a minor respiratory and sinus infection and god...it really takes forever for my lungs to recover since I caught covid last year!

Kick that kark in its (metaphorical) teeth! Meds, doc visits, rest+sleep, good food, time off from regular scedule... WHATEVER IT TAKES to kill this thing!
No lie, I've lost TOO MANY friends to this bug already, and a bunch more are still suffering long-term effects... do me a favor and slam this virus with the rightful PUMMELING it deserves!
Focus on getting you better... EVERYTHING ELSE can take a backseat until then.

...my opinion.


Also, try sinus rinse. Uncomfortable, but useful... also my opinion.
Hope it helps.

Aww! Get weller soon, Astro.

Sure it's COVID and not just a sinus infection?

Yep tested! could be BOTH however. but it is getting much better today.

Hang in there and Please Survive!

Don't let it Choke you!

Wishing you a safe and speedy recovery

May you recover swiftly and completely.

Hope your immune system will be kicking it out shortly! Rest well and take it easy

I'm so sorry that you're having to go through with this. Hope you feel better soon *hug

bleh that sucks hun ;w;
I hope you feel better soon .w.

COVID-19 is a strain of the flu, and has most of the same symptoms, so treat it like one.

Drink plenty of clear fluids, take pain relievers to combat aches and fevers (if you aren't certain which ones are safe to take, depending on how you may or may not react to some of them, consult a doctor!), and rest as much as you can. Be careful with decongestants; you don't want to end up causing a bad cough, or worsening one you already have (again, this is something you need to talk to a doctor about).

If you feel feverish, stay cool; if you feel chills, stay warm. I know that sounds obvious, but it's surprisingly easy to overlook.

Tea, lemon-lime sodas, and sparkling water are good beverage choices. If you don't have an appetite, don't try to eat too much at once, but also don't stop eating --- loss of appetite can last for weeks, or even over a month (ask me how I know). Salty foods and beverages are good remedies, chicken soup in particular is very nourishing and healing. Foods you should minimize are starches (especially wheat products), sugars, dairy, and anything with a lot of fat; these will increase your congestion and/or inflammation.

That's as much as I can think of. Hope it helps!