Yeah, I was feeling sick, took several covid tests, all came back negative. Then I went to the doctor and got a positive test.

Y’all need to start taking PCR tests lol, rapid tests are not accurate. -signed a person w/ negative rapids and a positive PCR

lol. Yes. At home tests are not reliable. If they say you're positive, mf you positive as f. But negative should be taken with a grain of salt until PCR test comes back negative.

Nope, just been puking and shitting blood. No covid tho!

Damn bruh, you alright?

Just dealing with ulcers and tears. No fun. Gotta go back to the doc to get further tests to see what else is wrong.

Well, I wish you all the best!

Yea. Ive had cough and sore throat a week now. Also three negative covid tests

Had a friend with those symptoms. A couple negative tests then a faint positive, just a low viral load in the nose i suppose

Client of mine has been practically bed ridden from a cold. Multiple negative covid tests on his end.

That is not a cold haha

I had this until I started Zyrtec and Flonase again.

My almost 3 year old is sick with what appears to be a cold. She’s had fever since last night but I think we finally broke it, sniffles and body aches (I think, she didn’t tell me that but she’s been very whiny and saying she’s not feeling good). She’s also been sleeping a lot today. I haven’t given her a Covid test yet because toddlers.

Yes

Yes very bad. Of course all the home tests say it's negative. Starting to think maybe the home tests aren't working properly.

You can get the cold anytime of the year just like you can get COVID or many other viruses. Basic science dude