Some people developing symptoms after weeks of contracting the virus. Did you hear?
Yup, seems like the inflammation of covid is really strong and bad
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Fock no is this common?
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Part of me wonders if I already had COVID and it contributed to the onset of my sza symptoms again.
No it’s rare but been reported a few times.
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Where did you hear that ish?
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I’ll find the article
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That’s interesting, I didn’t even think of this. I had a cold awhile back and tested negative for covid but then months later I started hearing voices.
Now I wonder if even a normal virus like the cold could trigger psychosis 
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Don’t panic guys I just wanted to discuss and hopefully as were on meds we should be fine.
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Yes I tested negative every time I got tested but the day I came back from hospital my partner tested positive. We met before going into hospital and that time I wasn’t great but wasn’t obviously psychotic.
It’s weird, maybe your body fought it off really quickly and you are partly immune but some of it did trigger symptoms of sz?
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How is your partner right now?
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I wasn’t just psychotic though , also quite manic I believe but that might be in part Zoloft withdrawals too. So I’ve no way of knowing how.
He tested negative 3 times after that He seems fine… can’t wait to get on the list for injections.
I see, that is confusing. Wonder what it could have been 
Thank god for that, it’s a horrible horrible condition
I hope the vaccines get to everybody quickly too, it’s taking too long 
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I have a feeling it was a combo of withdrawals and onset of mania psychosis of szaffective but could be made worse by COVID if I did get it.
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Not sure if we can get it quicker now that psychosis is a potential risk.
Even worse, could be caused by clotting in the brain. COVID is a very vascular illness.
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