Recently, the most talked about people in the circle of friends are who are positive and who are the chosen workers. They are not positive yet, and they are probably the last group of people to be positive.
Some of my family members in Beijing, Lanzhou, and Chongqing have recovered, some are on their way to recovery, and some have just developed symptoms.
The symptoms I have learned so far are that children have the mildest symptoms. They have a fever, take a nap, and the next day they are jumping around and can play by themselves.
The adults in the family had all kinds of symptoms, including fever, cough, and body aches, especially their throat and nose, which were extremely uncomfortable.
So infection with Omicron is definitely not a big flu.
The symptoms of adults in the family are much more serious than influenza.
My daughter came home yesterday and complained that her throat was uncomfortable and dry. We wear masks at home except during meal times.
Separate meals are also implemented when eating. Everyone eats from their own bowls. Chopsticks, spoons, and bowls are not mixed to minimize the risk of infection.
I specially cooked pear, orange, and ginger syrup this afternoon to relieve the symptoms of dry throat.
My daughter is now very nervous. Her throat feels uncomfortable, and when I occasionally sneeze and cough, she thinks she has been infected with Omicron.
Since we did not buy antigen reagents at home, it is not clear whether is an asymptomatic infection or is infected. In short, neither of us has a fever.
It seems that under the influence of the epidemic, people's judgment and feelings have become biased.
Normal coughs and sneezes are now on high alert, and psychological expectations have become "yang". From a psychological point of view, it should be called "phantom yang".
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