lizardwizard100

Ok, so I tried getting a test through a clinic and I was told the cost would be $300- I thought the government was making the tests available for free? Turns out the cost was to have the results read to me. The worst part is I have insurance but was told I'd have to pay cash because my plan is not in network.. I know these tests are in high demand but what's your opinion on doctors/clinics capitalizing on having their own supply of tests? Why are some places offering them free and some aren't?

I’ve been told I have a deviated septum, does that mean my breathing is impacted?

That makes sense. Part of the reason I ask is because I’m training for a marathon and my coach has told me I need to practice better nasal breathing habits during excercise, this seems to be one of my biggest roadblocks. Will this procedure make much of a difference in terms of athletics?

I recently returned from "London", developed some symptoms, and have been self isolating for almost 2 weeks. The only real symptom I have left is a cough, and I'm wondering if that could mean I'm no longer contagious and might just have a lingering cough not due to any viral infection? From what I've read online it seems like anyone who contracted COVID is over it within 2 weeks, so why would it be that this one symptom isn't resolving for me?