Breaking - VERY IMPORTANT - Taking anti-inflammatory drugs (Ibuprofen, Cortisone, etc) could be an aggravating factor of the infection

Exactly, all these drugs suppress the immune system

DO NOT TAKE THEM
Even young people who took them, are now on life support in France, these became known just a few hours ago

I am asthmatic and I need to take it during a very bad flu. While it suppresses the immune system as a whole, it reduces inflammation in the lungs allowing me to breathe.

In the short term, it's better to be able to breathe even if it prolongs the disease. That's the reasoning behind us using it during a bad cold.

I have also been thinking of using it to prevent cytokine storm.

are you stupid? no one should take any drug for temperature. If the temperature rise too high apply cold to the head. If stay high to long take very little antipyrethic.

Not sure what its called in US. But I pretty much have to take Naproxen anytime Gout flares up. So it will be a choice
of not being able to walk or risking giving Corona a hand.

that's same as ibuprophen

- poppy seeds on shopping list



sippy sip

does slow your breathing though if too much

Take it.

But nebulize ionic silver first and foremost.

Ok.

That tweet seems to be fake.

Check out the comments.

Medical University of Wien has posted a warning about that message being tweeted from a fake MedUni_Wien account.

Fever killing pathogens is a myth.

people with hyperactive immune system or autoimmune disease can take them.

care for immunidepressed, normo immunological system and hyperactive need different treatment.

So let me get this right. Because someone posted something on twitter saying not to take anti-inflammatory drugs, you think that we should all listen and stop taking them?
Twitter? Really man? No thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!​!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Exactly. Good job thinking for yourself. Don't believe everything you see on twitter or youtube.

tell it to the deaths of Spanish flu taking aspirins.

you can kill a flu with a sauna or roll into heavy blankets and sweat.

I rarely get flu (once in 10 years) but if I do I take a hot shower, then I drink fluid, go under very heavy duvet and sweat. In 6 hours is over.

Idiots, it's not just someone posting this on twitter
It's the French Health Minister
Olivier Veran


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I would caution taking ANY paracetamol when being febrile (fever)

Having a fever is an important part of the immune system.... Lowering a temp without proper understanding of the mechanics especially with a pathogen we dont understand yet MAY prove fatal.

DONT tinker with the immune system when it is ALREADY starting to work.

PARACETAMOL: Also known as Acetaminophen AKA Tylenol

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Coronavirus: French health minister issues warning over anti-flammatories

Coronavirus: French health minister issues warning over anti-flammatories
France's health minister Olivier Véran warned the public on Saturday that anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen and cortisone could be an aggravating factor in coronavirus infections.

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France tightens (further) rules on sale of paracetamol and ibuprofen

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Instead these kind of over-the-counter drugs will all be placed behind the counter, so that while they do not need a prescription, customers will still have to ask the pharmacist if they want to purchase them.

This is already the case in some pharmacies in France but French health regulator ANSM wants it to become the norm in order to stem the over-use of the drugs and the associated health risks. Over-use of paracetamol for example can use damage to the liver.

The measure will affect around 36 different brands of paracetamol including Doliprane, Efferalgan, Dafalgan and 46 kinds of ibuprofen including Advil and Nurofen.




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gotta be just mild opiates amiright?

bump

All the lemmings take "drugs".

What about Tylenol?

When you try to stop inflammation, fever, coughing etc. You are overriding the body's healing mechanisms. No wonder you will be made sicker. It's all by design.

I thought this was common sense. If something gives you a fever that isnt at a life threatening level, dont take a fever reducer. The fever is a big tool in killing off a virus, reducing or removing it is incredibly detrimental to your recovery. I had the flu earlier this year. Didnt take any fever reducers and I was fully recovered after 6 days. My coworkers constantly took day quill so they could come to work and were sick for weeks.

Fever is a tool to cook all microbes invide your body. If you take those drugs your gave up your first and best weapon against this agent. That's make sense

Your body raises temperature to fight infections. Taking advil lowers temperature and your body's immune response.

Fuck fear and stupid shit!

Still have a little of my preisdone syrup left that will work, plus, my asthma inhaler, and oxygen tank.

Is Aleve an anti inflammatory?

I take it for my bad knees and joint pain.

Tylenol. That’s what you should take.

to lower a fever put cool towels on your calves