No cough, no fever: Symptoms of some COVID-19 patients don't line up with conventional wisdom
'I was ready to chalk it up to … just a minor cold'
Steven and Kirsten Wirth didn't develop a cough or high fever either. They felt sick after returning home from a business trip to Las Vegas in early March.
"I was ready to chalk it up to … just a minor cold. I didn't stop working from home. I'm still working 10-, 12-hour days. And… I had a lot of muscle soreness and fatigue and some chest pressure," said Steven.
The couple was tested for COVID-19 but only Steven's test came back positive.
