maybe you're right. but loss of taste and smell. sick for 2 weeks and symptoms that persisted for 6+ months, obviously can't prove anything, but everything was suspiciously similar to covid. So it doesn't surprise me to see covid being found in dec 2019 samples in europe
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maybe you're right. but loss of taste and smell. sick for 2 weeks and symptoms that persisted for 6+ months, obviously can't prove anything, but everything was suspiciously similar to covid. So it doesn't surprise me to see covid being found in dec 2019 samples in europe
I cannot claim any special expertise on this but the CDC lists loss of taste and smell as a common symptom of flu and covid.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/symptoms/flu-vs-covid19.htm
"Change in or loss of taste or smell, although this is more frequent with COVID-19."
ya didn't know this, thanks for the link
Yes, i used to lose my sense of smell once or twice a year during a sickness well before covid.