When the Post’s photo editor Yves Sieur got Covid-19 in February, he experienced a rockier ride than he expected, and for three days had a high fever and badly inflamed throat. Photo: Yves Sieur
How to cope at home if you test positive for Covid-19 – doctors and a recovered patient offer advice about managing your symptoms
- A Covid-19 sufferer describes the painful symptoms he experienced, and a family physician and a naturopath describe things to take to recover from the virus
- These range from taking over-the-counter painkillers to getting more vitamin D from sunlight or supplements, maximising sleep and staying hydrated
When the Post’s photo editor Yves Sieur got Covid-19 in February, he experienced a rockier ride than he expected, and for three days had a high fever and badly inflamed throat. Photo: Yves Sieur
