People afflicted with viral infections commonly take antipyretics (fever-reducing medicine) and go about their daily business as best they can.
The old adage “soldier on” pushed by various Pharma has been flogged for years when clearly that does increase spread and delays treatments..
Great way to think about "if you're sick, stay home". And thanks for the data.
I’ve always wondered if taking antipyretics like ibuprofen or acetaminophen is hindering your body’s attempt to fight the infection? As long as the fever isn’t dangerously high, is it beneficial to delay reducing the fever?
The old adage “soldier on” pushed by various Pharma has been flogged for years when clearly that does increase spread and delays treatments..
Great way to think about "if you're sick, stay home". And thanks for the data.
I’ve always wondered if taking antipyretics like ibuprofen or acetaminophen is hindering your body’s attempt to fight the infection? As long as the fever isn’t dangerously high, is it beneficial to delay reducing the fever?