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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • Liew Nga WingL Offline
      Liew Nga Wing
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      MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2058277\" time=\"1644574028\" user_id=\"43981:

      Maybe ask TCM doc see what can you eat to strengthen your health? Or just buy prepacked herbs and get a black chicken make soup see helps or not.
      Infected with Covid 19 is like that, not only me, a few of my colleagues are also the same, just need some time...maybe a month time to fully recover my health. Be patient.

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      • sharonkhooS Offline
        sharonkhoo
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        Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2058286\" time=\"1644583346\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2058286 time=1644583346 user_id=195250]
        Infected with Covid 19 is like that, not only me, a few of my colleagues are also the same, just need some time...maybe a month time to fully recover my health. Be patient.[/quote]
        I think it varies. My husband had Covid just before CNY. He had mild symptoms, and was mostly well after 4-5 days. He was back to running 4km after 2weeks.

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        • Liew Nga WingL Offline
          Liew Nga Wing
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          slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2058289\" time=\"1644585947\" user_id=\"28674:

          I think it varies. My husband had Covid just before CNY. He had mild symptoms, and was mostly well after 4-5 days. He was back to running 4km after 2weeks.
          He is so lucky to have a wise wife to take care of him. 😂

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          • chenlaoshiC Offline
            chenlaoshi
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            chenlaoshi\" post_id=\"2046454\" time=\"1636974458\" user_id=\"162894:

            https://i.imgur.com/wBZBUPM.jpg\">

            https://mummumstheword.files.wordpress.com/2021/11/i-can-recover-at-home-e-book.pdf
            \"This series of infocomics - \"Living with COVID\" can help to explain the new healthcare protocols and precautions we need to take during the pandemic\":
            https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ1o0hJPnPX/

            \"Part 2 of \"Living with COVID\" follows the journey of a 15-yr old student who had to miss school when tested positive\":
            https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ1rqL0P-iW/

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            • sharonkhooS Offline
              sharonkhoo
              last edited by

              Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2058293\" time=\"1644587557\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2058293 time=1644587557 user_id=195250]
              He is so lucky to have a wise wife to take care of him. 😂[/quote]
              I didn't do anything! He just took it easy, self-medicated (for runny nose) and waited. After he tested negative, he started by taking walks, then run/walks, then running his full distance, and finally got back to his full running schedule by about 3 weeks (3x a week).

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              • S Offline
                sushi88
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                Imp75\" post_id=\"2058164\" time=\"1644488775\" user_id=\"2358:

                Yes dd told me classmate tested positive with brand A ART and on same day tested negative on brand B ART. No symptoms.

                Another sharing. So friend's vaccinated teenager got symptoms (fever, throat pain, running nose) tested ART positive. Went tele-consulting, was told this is not considered going to see doctor, in the end, not recorded officially as C+, family/close contacts not issued HRW. Self isolate at home. After 5d still ART positive. Trace together will not be updated that she has contracted C+ b4 and she's expected to take booster due soon. Do you think MOH procedures here is a bit flawed? MOH website also states there is no recommendation to take booster for fully vax C+ person but if the vac status lapsed, the person will be considered unvax so what should the mom do?
                Option 1: https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95466&start=9800 (No need to incur cost, just write to MOH)

                Option 2: Go and do a serology(test for antibodies) test in a clinic eg. Raffles Medical and submit to MOH. The cost varies. The lowest we have enquired was $85 which included test + consultation. Perhaps if anyone knows a lower cost one can share with us. We need to do a serology test too.

                Option 3: If they agree to the viewpoints in this article below, then perhaps just go and get the booster shot as per the scheduled date.
                https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com/wellness/covid-19-immunity-vaccine-booster-shot-virus-infection-301546

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                • Z Offline
                  zeit.033699
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                  Surprised her parents aren't issued HRW. Anyway they can just do ART daily for 7 days (Protocol 3) before stepping out of their house.

                  She has to be patient. Perhaps give it another 2 more days. Minister Ng EH had taken 5 days to recover from Covid??
                  If she had taken her Dose 1 on 1 June (earliest for students) and Dose 2 on 22 June?? (But I believe first batch of graduating cohorts were given 6 weeks interval, and shortened to 4 weeks thereafter when stocks came in), then her 270th day from Dose 2 is 19 March 2022. There's still some time. Not very urgent. TT vaccine pass not expired yet. Still can enter malls for tuition! LOL!

                  For travellers who were tested positive when abroad and people who self-tested positive or didn't see a GP, their infection status won't be reflected on TT. But they are still encouraged to take their BOOSTER. VCs have been instructed not to turn them away.

                  Only those travellers who did the OAT at Changi and people who had seen the GP will have their records in the system. And this group of recovered people can have the option of not taking their BOOSTER. You can google for 29 Jan news release.

                  https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/those-who-test-positive-for-covid-19-using-art-should-get-booster-vaccine-dose-moh

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                  • Imp75I Offline
                    Imp75
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                    My friends daughter who went tele-consulting after getting covid was not advised to report to MOH therefore not officially recorded as a statistic and fam members not issued HRW. Is there a protocol to inform MOH when self tested positive ? I don’t see this guidance too so I believe our daily numbers are very under reported…

                    Her teenager only got well without symptoms close to 7d later. To me, I feel this is quite severe given that she was fully vax, had high fever 2d and sore throat running nose throughout.

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                    • zac's mumZ Offline
                      zac's mum
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                      https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/spore-study-finds-mixing-covid-19-booster-jab-more-effective-fending-infection-severe-disease-1815381

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