el_squared
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Hi there,
So can anyone explain why when we with CFS get colds, they don't go away. I came down with a cold a week ago. It did and does seem like a common cold. My boyfriend got it also and after several days sick he feels better.
But with me, while my cough, etc. has gone lessened, I'm left exhausted and with this buzzy, shaky feeling, sometimes with chills. Does anyone else have this feeling? I suppose it's like having a temperature, but I never run a high temperature. I just feel awful, like I have the flu but I don't.
This is what happens to me now. I get what appears to be a normal cold and then I just get sicker and sicker. I take Tylenol because it does make me feel less flu-ish -- it takes away the shaky feeling -- but only temporarily. I don't want to take too much of it.
Do colds "reactivate" epstein barr, or mycoplasma pneumonia, both things I've been tested high for?
Happy holidays,
Laura
So can anyone explain why when we with CFS get colds, they don't go away. I came down with a cold a week ago. It did and does seem like a common cold. My boyfriend got it also and after several days sick he feels better.
But with me, while my cough, etc. has gone lessened, I'm left exhausted and with this buzzy, shaky feeling, sometimes with chills. Does anyone else have this feeling? I suppose it's like having a temperature, but I never run a high temperature. I just feel awful, like I have the flu but I don't.
This is what happens to me now. I get what appears to be a normal cold and then I just get sicker and sicker. I take Tylenol because it does make me feel less flu-ish -- it takes away the shaky feeling -- but only temporarily. I don't want to take too much of it.
Do colds "reactivate" epstein barr, or mycoplasma pneumonia, both things I've been tested high for?
Happy holidays,
Laura