[Misc] Anyone back from Rome with Covid/other lurghi?

[swd40]

Anyone else still struggling with this?

Just finally stopped coughing up lumpy greenies as the youth of the 80s say.

 

[Beanstalk]

Each of the European away days have been followed by intense lethargy at the very least and mostly with colds (or potentially worse).

I guess this is what happens when you travel with thousands of other people in constant close proximity, with lots of drinking and singing.

 

[Train Spotter]

Each of the European away days have been followed by intense lethargy at the very least and mostly with colds (or potentially worse).

I guess this is what happens when you travel with thousands of other people in constant close proximity, with lots of drinking and singing.

Yep, still full of lurgy / sore throat!

 

[Giraffe]

Have to be honest I nearly didn't make it to Rome, felt dreadful in the lead up to it for a couple of weeks. Taken until now to recover. I may be a super spreader.

 

[Giraffe]

This cough , phlegm , sore throat thing was doing the rounds in London about a month ago. Pure evil. I hadn't coughed before it for about 10 years. But when I had it last month it lasted around 3 weeks.

That's absolutely what I have/had - When I returned from Rome I finally decided to hit the cough medicine majorly and it has mostly shifted it. Still feel it though.

 

[essbee1]

I had the same in early Jan. It was the worst cold I've ever had (cough, nausea, runny nose, temperature, headaches). Bloody awful.

 

[Don Tmatter]

Yes, haven't been able to hear properly since coming off the plane, over a week now

Think there’s fluid trapped in my ear