And the majority of our country seems to support this kind of behavior.I'm not insensitive to the fact people are laid off, some are sick, some have relatives that are sick, some just finished a bout of chemo and didn't get the chance to catch their breath before this thing hit, some just lost a husband, some just lost a limb to diabetes and can't get back to work, some just ran away from an abusive or drug-addicted spouse, etc.

Surprisingly, many don't realize that with exception of an elevated body temperature, carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms mimic and as such are often misdiagnosed for the flu.

I do think that 2% number is higher than reality only because many believe there are more infected than they think, but the symptoms aren't bad enough that people go to get treatment thinking it's something else. 

So far the death rate is about 2% of hospitalized patients in China, but there are many more infected who had none or mild symptoms and weren’t hospitalized, so therefore didn’t get counted in the total.

What you have going for you is that meth testing isn’t something that’s typically done if there are no other symptoms.

I'd say don't treat the symptom, find the root cause and work from that depth first; you might be thinking motivation is the issue...I think its a manifestation of a deeper matters, I'm not a doctor or anything, purely my two cents.

There IS however carbon monoxide poisoning which can give someone all the symptoms of being in a haunted house --visual and auditory hallucinations, doing things and not remembering, etc. 

He had symptoms but because they were mild and COVID-19 wasn't well known at that point he just assumed he had a cold. 

However, based on the issues evident in the picture, there may be other problems that could account for the symptoms.

The score is the symptom, but you really should be more concerned about the cause.