human
I heard her, she had breaks but it was very very loud and it was about an hour, she was trying to silence it and go to sleep. Im not sure how seriously they mean call 112 though. Ill call the information hotline in the morning and see what they say.
gpt
There is a strong chance she has covid. Follow all local guidelines
I have been experiencing fatigue lately: my RHR is higher (~55 instead of ~45-50); I get really tired when I try to run, even though I am a runner that does 50 mpw; I feel dizzy for a few seconds when I stand; etc. I have felt fatigued for the past 5-10 days and none of the other symptoms of COVID-19 have appeared. I think the fatigue is potentially from not being as hydrated as usual, the weather getting warmer, or my different eating habits with this whole quarantine situation.However, I am worried that it could be COVID-19. I am wondering what the actual chances of this being COVID-19 are; how many people actually only get fatigue without any of the other symptoms? I get the FAQ states any of the symptoms should be conservatively assumed to be COVID-19 but I am looking for a more statistical response. Thank you!
Sorry I am unable to give a statistical response based on your vague set of symptoms.