If it makes you feel any better, ancient Babylonians believed coughing was the soulās way of briefly leaving your body to study the universe, before returning with the next inhalation. The Babylonians believed this interaction was necessary for a peaceful afterlife.
It wasnāt until Jonas Z. Cough, the 17th century Puritan minister and scientist, who first named the cough, discovered that it was actually lung gremlins playing cricket that caused us to expel air.
And finally, the only living man over 18 never to have coughed is Clarence Dinwiddie, and he has massive hemorrhoids.
Iāve got it too. Had the monoclonal therapy on Wednesday. Being asthmatic, I couldnāt take any chances. The symptoms arenāt bad; runny nose, low grade temp and a slight cough.
Also rinse your mouth out with Listerine. Iāve learned that this virus replicates in your mouth and nasal areas. Thatās why you lose your sense of smell and taste. Doing this will slow down the replication, reduce the severity of the symptoms plus possibly not cause you to lose your sense of smell and taste?
My husband and I had Covid in January 2021 and again the week after this past Christmas. We are not vaccinated. The first go-round was definitely worse than what we just had, which Iām assuming was Omicron (didnāt get a test this time, didnāt see a need; just quarantined). The first time, I lost both my sense of taste and smell, plus had a sore throat, cough, and a daily headache for a week. This time, a fever one day, plus a cough and congestion. No loss of taste or smell and no sore throat this time.
I have had a cough for ten years or more. Maybe I had Rona and didnāt know it. Maybe I have it now. Maybe I need to get tested every day for the rest of my life ā¦