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So,there are several omicron variants, but noone can tell us what variant of covid we have when we get tested for covid?

I had covid twice in 3 weeks. Later I learned that the medicine they gave paxlovid, causes “Rebound Covid”- but noone could tell me what variant or version of covid I had either time, andmif there are “several variants” of omicron, I’m now wondering if I had 2 different variants, or actuslly had rebound covid from the medicine (Note, I took other things too like ivermectin, vit d zinc, green tea extract, but being thst I have a couple comorbidities, I went with their med in addition, like a dummy)

Anyways- whatever version I had wasn’t the worst flu I’ve ever had, but it wasnt pleasant at all. and 2 other family had it too, one got the rebound covid, or a second variant, the other did not.

Oh well, not,that it’s important to know, noone could,tell me what variant I had, or if I had actusl rebound, (supposedly,only a low % like,11% or so get it), or another variant. Small towns are nice to,live in, but not so,good,for, getting breaking info from docs.

Thanks for sharing the Paxlovid experience. Yes, this is a commonly reported issue with the five day dosages. It recedes while the medication is in effect and then returns later. People describe the secondary infection as mild, so maybe it did help some, and as long as you don’t have side effects, they will call it a success. I you dod have side effects, they will blame it on anything else.

I had it in April and the doctor got me Paxlovid with the instructions “if you’re desperate witching five days of onset”

Then they said “it can give you hepatitis”. So nope. Five days symptoms and then recovery. Bad flu but not the worst.