Shortly after a Bay Area man tested positive for COVID-19 and was feeling wiped out, he noticed red lesions on his back, legs, arms and neck.
Mitcho Thompson of Sebastopol said shortly after he tested positive for COVID-19 at the end of June and was feeling wiped out, he noticed red lesions on his back, legs, arms and neck.
"The doctor was very certain that I have monkeypox and that I had both," Thompson said."That was the question. Could I get them at the same time? And he said, 'Yes, yes, yes.'" Thompson said the one-two punch of viruses led to weeks of misery. He said he felt like he had a horrible flu.
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