Date: December 26th, 2022 6:38 PM Author: provocative laser beams
She's 40ish, healthy (other than the covid), in good shape, etc. Was starting to feel sick last night. Exhausted and achy all day today. Just tested positive. Should she get paxlovid to feel better soon and maybe enjoy the rest of the holiday week? Or just slide and let do? I'm sure she'll be fine either way. Will she get fine faster with the drug?
Date: December 26th, 2022 6:40 PM Author: Adamo Tuti
slide and let do
My parents, both in their 70s (one vaxxed, one unvaxxed), got Covid and were prescribed Paxlovid. Neither took it. My dad (vaxxed) was back to normal within 4 days. My mom (unvaxxed) was back to normal within 7 days.
OTOH, I've heard multiple anecdotes from friends' whose parents/relatives took Paxlovid and gotten rebound Covid after 5-6 days, effectively prolonging their illness by 7+ days.
Date: December 26th, 2022 6:42 PM Author: Adamo Tuti
It's a medication made by Pfizer to treat Covid because their vaccine is not effective in preventing it nor diminishing the severity fo symptoms... think about that for a minute.
i took paxlovid and tested negative after 4 days. a few days later i tested positive again and had really mild symptoms for a couple days, which i was told was the immune system fighting off the leftover rna of the virus that is unable to replicate anymore or something
didnt have any real side effects apart from the funky mouth taste that eating peanut butter fixed but i heard its hard on the kidneys idk
by the time you have bad symptoms (if) its too late to start taking it