I mean... we didn't put everyone with covid into the ICU or even admit them all.Illnesses hit different people differently, we base treatment recommendations on your illness severity, not based on what happened to an acquaintance.If you decided to go to work afterwards, it sounds like the urgent care doc 100% made the right call.
Why did urgent care send me home to fight an upper respiratory infection that has put my husbands coworker in the hospital?Age: 28, race: Caucasian, sex:FIve been dealing with an upper respiratory infection these last few days. went to urgent care Wednesday, no fever, sore throat. Negative for Covid, strep, flu. Doc told me to take time off work, could not due to previous attendance issues so Ive been doing half days. Sore throat went away and it feels like my chest is chock full of mucus. I already have mold in my house, so yay. Ive done a nasal spray and taken a decongestant but Im so nervous. I dont want to wait for this to get as bad as Hs coworker did. Urgent care doc struck me as one of those its not a big deal people and denies my illness could get worse