Family CoVID Positive. What should we be taking???

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11:23p, 11/21/20

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My family and I have acquired CoVID and are between 4-8 days depending on which of us your talking about.

We have been drinking lost of water and taking vitamins and zinc.

Haven't been to a dr. Except for the tests.

We have been quite mild best I can tell. Wife has had some fever and fatigue. All other symptoms are a mild cold at best.

What are you Dr's recommending?

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9:36a, 11/22/20

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Read Dr Reville's post at the very top of this board. My doctor's office told me to treat it like the flu or a cold.
Reville's suggested vitamins/supplements seemed to have helped me. I've been taking Vit C, D and zinc before I contracted Covid. After week one, I have avoided the chest congestion which has been my greatest concern as that could have been a problem for me.

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11:51a, 11/22/20

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8:28p, 11/22/20

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Just ran across this video:

Breathing through COVID

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12:57p, 11/24/20

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Anyone's ears feel full/funny during covid. My symptoms so far are mainly a head cold/allergy feel, but today ears started feeling different, but nothing to crazy like I Havent experienced in previous sinus infections really. Just curious..