Thread by @mahmudme01

On Nov 26th, I tested COVID positive. My symptoms (fever and body ache) started on Nov 24th. During Thanksgiving break, I was driving a long distance. After driving four and half hours in a row, I observed my first symptom of illness. While driving I was at different env cond.

The last one and half hr I was driving while keeping inside very hot but very dry which I didn't aware at that time. I measured inside air temp (27C) & humidity (16%) which made wet bulb temp 13.16C. This is virus fav environment. I took a very hot shower and continued driving...

at a very cold env (inside temp around 11C) for another three hrs. I was feeling much better and then stopped by a hotel. During travelling, I always carry a humidifier. I was tired and turned on the humidifier and went sleeping. Next day morning, I figured out that I actually...

slept in virus fav climate. My humidifier did not add enough moisture. I had to add salt in it. My symptoms also increased in the morning. I went to a gas station and collected some salt and added them in the water of the humidifier. I spent several hrs and felt better.

I came to my destination and rest of the day I didn't care much about environment control. Next day, I observed another symptom- sore throat. I provided my nasal swab sample on that day which came as positive two days later. Next two days I became totally normal.

Since then I started feel very weak. Meanwhile I had to do lot of hardwork and driving. My wife started showing symptom three days later and also became COVID positive. The night when we do env control efficiently, we feel better. My two kids became sick for a short time.

Now, it's been 14 days. We are doing better. We did not develop new symptoms and we observed oxygen level throughout the time. Me and my wife both felt very weak almost for a week and now we are recovering. We feel like env control really helps to reduce sickness.

From our experience, if you catch COVID try to keep indoors above 16C WBT. Hopefully, you will not develop new symptoms. If you still are doing good, you may consider living in hot & humid indoor or in pretty cold indoors (ventilation can help).