The Chase's Paul Sinha Suspects He Has Coronavirus

The ITV quizzer tweeted he believes it's likely he has the virus, admitting he feels exhausted.
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The Chase’s Paul Sinha has revealed he suspects he has coronavirus.

The ITV quizzer told his Twitter followers he thinks it’s “likely” he has contracted Covid-19 after he started social distancing “a few days too late”.

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Paul Sinha
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“Although I cant be sure and i cant be tested it seems likely i have Coronavirus,” he tweeted. “Started social distancing a few days too late. Anyone upsets me; I’ll be around to sneeze in your home (sic)”

Although I cant be sure and i cant be tested it seems likely i have Coronavirus .Started social distancing a few days too late. Anyone upsets me; I'll be around to sneeze in your home

— Paul Sinha (@paulsinha) March 22, 2020

The 49-year-old star, who used to be a doctor, said became concerned after he began feeling exhausted, which he said was a “new territory” for him.

He wrote: “Btw, as you can imagine I’ve had a lot of mates. medics or otherwise, in contact. It seems that loads of us may have had it in the last few weeks, but the range of symptoms is very variable.

“The suspicious symptom, for me, is the exhaustion. New territory. (sic)”

Btw, as you can imagine I've had a lot of mates. medics or otherwise, in contact. It seems that loads of us may have had it in the last few weeks, but the range of symptoms is very variable. The suspicious symptom, for me, is the exhaustion. New territory.

— Paul Sinha (@paulsinha) March 23, 2020

Paul added that he “cannot remember” the last time he saw someone who wasn’t his husband Olly.

The Chase star recently admitted he has “lost” his sense of fear since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in May last year.

He told The Guardian: “The thing that has changed most since the diagnosis is that I’ve lost my fear.

“I’ve always been one of those comics who doesn’t say much on panel shows because I’m terrified of saying the wrong thing or offending the wrong person.

“But now, I’ve lost all that. I’ve got the exaggerated carpe diem that a lot of people get with their diagnosis.”

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