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I wouldn't say they are stable. I don't think they've peaked yet.

HHTel wrote:From Apr 1st:

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I wouldn't say they are stable. I don't think they've peaked yet.

If you read my comment in context I'm clearly referring to above graphic and subsequent comment from Grove Hill which refers to cases in Hua Hin District.

Not in Thailand as a whole which are a different set of numbers that I did not comment about at all

Thank you.



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Ok. But you have to look at the big picture. Until that shows promise, then HH and the rest of the country are still at risk.

Don't forget, the infections in HH did not start here. It's believed to have come via one person. That shows just how easy it can spread from other provinces.

HHTel wrote:Ok. But you have to look at the big picture. Until that shows promise, then HH and the rest of the country are still at risk.

Obviously! I was merely making a comment about HH figures/increased testing. I shouldn't have to caveat every comment. Do you?

Have a good day

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All I'm saying is that we shouldn't pat ourselves on the back which in turn spreads complacency even locally.

HHTel wrote:All I'm saying is that we shouldn't pat ourselves on the back which in turn spreads complacency even locally.

Well that's a separate point(ie the dropping of the guard when numbers stabilise/decrease) and I agree that's always a danger

But nonetheless I'm encouraged by the fact that HH District numbers do not appear (yet) to be spiralling out of control especially with much increased testing.

And in the same vain as you, that is all I was saying

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I doubt very much that what we write on the Forum will have little if any impact on complacency


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I agree. This forum is insignificant. I just think of 'The Power of One'. Where one person can make a difference, be it good or bad.

100 new cases today.

This chart shows a breakdown of symptoms found in prachuab covid patients.
From top: cough (88), sore throat, muscular aches, headache, fever, catarrh, runny nose, runny stool, difficulty breathing, loss of smell, rash, red eyes (0).

The central box shows total patients = 392, asymptomatic = 251, with symptoms = 141.

How that ties in with the chart I don't know unless many symptoms aren't symptoms after all.

And by age. Female 362, male 263.
Eldest 82, youngest 8 months.
Average age = 28.9, median age = 27.

Big Boy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 9:20 am We have been regularly told that the latest strain of Covid brings a rash. The following has been produced as a guide to Covid rashes:

rash.jpg

A friend in Bangkok has developed rashes on her arm. The dr. doesn't know what they are and he tested for allergies. He found 119 different allergies. Now he doesn't know any more than he did to start with. I'll forward this to her and maybe the dr. will take his head out of his arse long enough to look at it and proceed accordingly.
Thanks for this info.

handdrummer wrote:

Big Boy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 9:20 am We have been regularly told that the latest strain of Covid brings a rash. The following has been produced as a guide to Covid rashes:

rash.jpg

A friend in Bangkok has developed rashes on her arm. The dr. doesn't know what they are and he tested for allergies. He found 119 different allergies. Now he doesn't know any more than he did to start with. I'll forward this to her and maybe the dr. will take his head out of his arse long enough to look at it and proceed accordingly.
Thanks for this info.

A different doctor might be a good idea.

I think this is saying that Hua Hin Hospital is using floor 10 of the new car park for Covid patients. Public parkingin the new car park is now currently unavailable at the hospital, and visitors should park at Hua Hin Commercial College.

hhinner wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 3:51 pm

handdrummer wrote:

Big Boy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 9:20 am We have been regularly told that the latest strain of Covid brings a rash. The following has been produced as a guide to Covid rashes:

rash.jpg

A friend in Bangkok has developed rashes on her arm. The dr. doesn't know what they are and he tested for allergies. He found 119 different allergies. Now he doesn't know any more than he did to start with. I'll forward this to her and maybe the dr. will take his head out of his arse long enough to look at it and proceed accordingly.
Thanks for this info.

A different doctor might be a good idea.

Apparently, the dr. is a friend of the family. I did suggest a dermatologist before I saw that chart. But it's not up to me.