The CDC now lists “new confusion or inability to arouse” among the COVID-19 warning signs that should prompt action. You should contact your doctor if you or someone in your care is experiencing abnormal confusion and seizures. “You don’t feel your best when you have a fever, but you should be able to interact normally,” Dr. Frontera told The Times, warning people not to call 911 just because they’re concerned. “You should be able to answer questions and converse in a normal fashion.”
Physicians treating new neurological cases should also take into account the possibility that the symptoms may have been caused by COVID-19 and take measures to protect themselves. As telling as these symptoms may be though, they do not appear in all COVID-19 patients, which means the disease can only be diagnosed correctly with a test.
April 2
https://bgr.com/2020/04/02/coronavirus-symptoms-covid-19-can-spread-before-onset-of-signs/
“The CDC now lists “new confusion or inability to arouse” among the COVID-19 warning signs that should prompt action.”
I guess by that definition, CDC doesn’t need to be tested, since their confusion is the result of decades of NOT DOING THEIR JOB.
Thank you for posting that. We noticed that in our niece, and they’ve sent her home, from the hospital, to self quarantine with those same symptoms. I forwarded your link to her mother!
this virus is so crazy just about anything can be a symptom