29/01/2022
"subaw ra na! dili na covid!" or "trangkaso lang to, bakit magiging covid?"
Well, they were right, somehow.
Because COVID19 infection would manifest like your ordinary subaw or trangkaso - cough, colds, sore throat, body pains, fever, headache, etc. These symptoms are actually your body's way of getting rid of the virus. Your body would try to sneeze it out, cough it out, begins to assemble its battalion of defenses like tonsils get swollen, temperature spikes, loose stools ensues... because basically, your body will protect and defend itself from whatever invasion be it viral or bacterial (or fungal in some instances). However, we are still in the midst of pandemic. We simply cannot dismiss the "subaw lang" or "trangkaso lang" because it could just be a mild discomfort to you but if it gets to an immunocompromised person like a cancer patient or a patient on dialysis or an unvaccinated individual, he could possibly end up in the ICU. So if you dont want to get yourself tested (for whatever reason) , be responsible enough to isolate yourself following the protocols released by the DOH. And if you are vaccinated, chances are, your immune system wins, the virus dies, the symptoms abate, then you will recover. On the other hand, if you dont isolate yourself, you are giving the virus the chance to thrive because it will find another host, it will multiply or worse it can mutate making it more difficult for us to put an end to this pandemic.
Let us all be responsible.
Yes.
"Subaw lang na."
"Trangkaso lang yan."
But it could be covid too.
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