Bond girl is feeling better: Olga Kurylenko says fever is 'gone' after testing positive for coronavitus
She first revealed her positive COVID-19 test on Sunday.
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Kurylenko also posted her selfie wearing a surgical mask.
LONDON: Ukrainian-born actor-model Olga Kurylenko, who recently tested positive for the novel coronavirus, says with fever "gone" she is feeling better.
The "Quantum of Solace" star, who revealed her COVID-19 diagnosis early this week, gave an update on her health a day after revealing she was denied a hospital bed in London due to overcrowding in the city's hospitals.
"Hello everyone! I'm feeling better today. My fever is gone! I hear people can't figure out where I currently am. I'm in London!
"How do I know it's coronavirus and not just a flu? I did a test for coronavirus which came back positive," Kurylenko, 40, wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.
"What are the medicines that doctors prescribed as treatment? NONE! I was told to take paracetamol in case my fever was too high and if I was in too much pain," as she listed a number of vitamins and supplements she takes in an effort to boost her immune system.
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Kurylenko also posted her selfie wearing a surgical mask.
She first revealed her positive COVID-19 test on Sunday.
Actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, who were the first Hollywood names to be tested with the deadly virus, are currently recuperating in self-quarantine after discharge from a hospital in Australia on Tuesday.
Actors, Idris Elba, Rachel Matthews, "Game of Thrones" alums Kristofer Hivju, Indira Verma are also among the Hollywood celebrities who contracted COVID-19.
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