Feel like I'm gonna be sick. Same thing that happened to me this summer.
First of all, feels like I have a bit less energy (sleepier; really feels like I have a slightly higher body temperature but without the chills/fever). My throat feels a bit sore, but not much really. And my skin is a bit more sensitive to touch, especially on the back. There's a hint of cough like two or three times a day. Last time around, I was also feeling slightly short of breath, but maybe I was looking for the symptoms a bit too much there.
I haven't been tested. I'm with my brother here, but we rarely see each other because he's currently in his night owl phase. Last time around, he was fine.
Haven't really seen a lot of people in the past week or so. Last week, I had 3 gym sessions, and I haven't had close contact with anyone - the gym is big enough and there's only one or two (if that) other people. I was home for the weekend, with only my mom there, she's fine; I assume her symptoms would show much much earlier than mine. On Sunday I visited my sister and her kids. She and her kids are fine. Also drove with my friend for like 90 minutes, he's fine and already had it earlier this year. On Tuesday, I went for a haircut (with a mask on, of course), and I visited a colleague from college, who lives with his GF and both of them already had COVID.
Don't know what to think at this point. Getting tested is a suicide mission - the lines are long, plus the virus has really caught up here (50+ dead and 7000+ infected every day - with the real estimate being 10x higher), so I wouldn't wanna be exposed to it, if case I don't have it. On the other hand, this does happen to me every once in a while. I haven't had a serious illness in 4-5 years, but I've had similar experiences in the years past. Like once or twice a year, I have similar symptoms and it passes after a few days without treatment.