Strictness of COVID precautions & flying [on DL]
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My point was that a cough is less an indication of CV19 than a fever over several days. I'm not saying you will get a fever. However a cough by itself is not a reliable indicator, it could be anything. A fever lasting several days is a much more reliable indicator, when this occurs you're likely to have CV19.
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Thanks all for the input. I was fine on all the checklist items, even the cough, as it wasn’t a “new” cough. But I took a quick nap this AM and awoke with a mild
fever, so that settled it.
fever, so that settled it.
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I wouldn't personally choose to fly with sinus congestion if I didn't have to, but that decision wouldn't be based on my thinking I had CV, especially after testing negative.
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Not sure I'd go that far. OP had a negative test performed and didn't really have the symptoms of CV. In fact, even with the mild fever they still don't really.
I wouldn't personally choose to fly with sinus congestion if I didn't have to, but that decision wouldn't be based on my thinking I had CV, especially after testing negative.
I wouldn't personally choose to fly with sinus congestion if I didn't have to, but that decision wouldn't be based on my thinking I had CV, especially after testing negative.