You are not a risk group
The gist of this is that I want to know whether or not I should be worried assuming I were to get COVID-19. I'm not worried about spreading it, that shouldn't be a problem, but just in case I did find myself sick, I do want to know how bad it might hit me.When I was younger I had a bad throat infection that took weeks to get rid of and came back I think twice, and since then a good amount of illnesses I've gotten have come with a lot of pain and swelling in my throat, but not infection. I've heard that this can hit people with respiratory issues quite hard, but because this isn't a respiratory issue, I don't know if this might also be a problem.I should note that I have had what I believe was an asthma attack, almost a decade a go at school. I don't know for sure because it only lasted a few seconds, during which time I couldn't convey to anyone that I wasn't able to breath due to the fact that I wasn't able to breath, and being an idiotic kid I just was like "well that happened, I don't want to have to be one of those dorks carrying around a puffer throughout school so I'm just going to pretend it didn't." I haven't had anything like that happen since, and that was the first time it happened, but I don't know if I need to actually talk to a doctor about that. I'm really more worried about the throat problems, because I get them a lot, but if this is something I should also be concerned about I would like to know.