I have coronavirus...should i keep running?

If you tested positive, you need to be quarantined.

Simple.

This doesn't mean roaming the neighborhood like a freaking typical Ohioan pack dogs...yes you're all the same in Ohio.

It means stay home until you test negative or have been suitably quarantined.

But you know this. But like a typical freaking Ohioan in typical blue collar Cleveland, you'll go out and infect others, because you can't comprehend beyond the smog emissions in your dirty factories that staying home is a requirement.

The answer is NO. But you'll do what you want because Trump loves Ohio and he'd give everyone Covid if he could ...so would you.

I’m not a doctor, but as a general rule, if I don’t feel sick I don’t fret about being sick.

You are fine. If you're experiencing no symptoms you likely have nothing. The test does not test for anything conclusive. They haven't even isolated the sars-Cov-2 virus that supposedly causes COVID-19. They basically guessed the genome of the the virus and use the PCR test to look for that sequence. You have nothing to worry about. Continue training.

SausageKINGofCLE wrote:

Had to get a CoVID test before traveling to New England for thanksgiving and it came back positive. I feel as good as ever, averaging 60 mpw for the last month and have had some really good workouts the last few days. Basically, I couldn’t be anymore symptom-free. Is it still ok to stick to my normal running routine? Or am I asking for trouble by stressing the system at a time when my body may be fighting a viral infection?

Probably a false positive. If you feel good don't worry about it. If you start to get symptoms, probably should back off and just run easy like you would if you had the flu. Stop if you feel real bad.

SausageKINGofCLE wrote:

Had to get a CoVID test before traveling to New England for thanksgiving and it came back positive. I feel as good as ever, averaging 60 mpw for the last month and have had some really good workouts the last few days. Basically, I couldn’t be anymore symptom-free. Is it still ok to stick to my normal running routine? Or am I asking for trouble by stressing the system at a time when my body may be fighting a viral infection?

Keep running. You’re not sick. You either had a false positive or are asymptomatic. Just as a precaution, run where you can minimize contact with other people and keep your distance. Most people run through a cold with the rule of thumb if it’s neck up then it’s okay to continue to run.

None of you are good enough runners to encourage him to keep running while risking others' lives.

And he's not accomplished enough to be able to do that with a POSITIVE TEST.

If he missed 10-14 days ..so what. There's no gold medal waiting for him today

Stoppit Smith wrote:

Pardon me, jerk.

This may be s**** and giggles to you but I ain't playing

You have to right to suggest to anyone that they should risk infecting others.

Even your name, mask off

Who the hell do you think you are?

Someone with a right to free speech and free thought, the latter excludes you.

It's been six minutes.

Who the hell do you think you are, dude?

SausageKINGofCLE wrote:

Had to get a CoVID test before traveling to New England for thanksgiving and it came back positive. I feel as good as ever, averaging 60 mpw for the last month and have had some really good workouts the last few days. Basically, I couldn’t be anymore symptom-free. Is it still ok to stick to my normal running routine? Or am I asking for trouble by stressing the system at a time when my body may be fighting a viral infection?

Your body seems to know it is fine.

The test result is highly questionable

I assume that you never drive a car except for absolute necessary purposes because 2 million people are injured or killed in auto accidents each year. All of those selfish killers who travel to the bar or restaurant or to a road race and end up killing or injuring someone for their selfish

lifestyle should be jailed.

Precisely.

Glad you understand.

Stoppit Smith wrote:

If you tested positive, you need to be quarantined.

Simple.

This doesn't mean roaming the neighborhood like a freaking typical Ohioan pack dogs...yes you're all the same in Ohio.

It means stay home until you test negative or have been suitably quarantined.

But you know this. But like a typical freaking Ohioan in typical blue collar Cleveland, you'll go out and infect others, because you can't comprehend beyond the smog emissions in your dirty factories that staying home is a requirement.

The answer is NO. But you'll do what you want because Trump loves Ohio and he'd give everyone Covid if he could ...so would you.

You know, before going off on some crazy rant, you might want to consider that many folks have a treadmill in their home. I do, for instance.

Stoppit Smith wrote:

Precisely.

Glad you understand.

I pity you, living your life in fear, "dude".

[quote]Stoppit Smith wrote:

None of you are good enough runners to encourage him to keep running while risking others' lives.

How does a perfectly healthy person risk other people's lives by running past them?

I consider everything.

And I rant anyway.

To make sure they consider it too.

It's what I do

Considering he tested positive, you really didn't just ask that, did you?

At 65, should you not be a bit wiser?

Don't need your pity.

I have safety.

Thanks.

Stoppit Smith wrote:

Considering he tested positive, you really didn't just ask that, did you?

At 65, should you not be a bit wiser?

Sure did.

Can't answer it? I will try again.

How does someone who tested positive some time ago has never had any symptoms, put others at risk by running past them outside?

Can you answer?

[quote]Stoppit Smith wrote:

Don't need your pity.

You are pitiful.

I have safety.

Sure you do. Plunge that vaccine into your arm. What could go wrong?