What if you have Covid-19?
The vaccine does not cause Covid-19. Most people who do catch the disease by another means can recover at home, and painkillers are among the few helpful remedies available without a prescription for mild Covid symptoms. There’s no conclusive research to favor one painkiller over another.
The World Health Organization recommends acetaminophen for treating pain or fever associated with Covid-19, based on some early anecdotal concerns and some research suggesting ibuprofen or other NSAIDS might contribute to worsening systems. The general consensus, however, is that any of the three painkillers are probably fine, if used in recommended doses.
“We are recommending acetaminophen,” says Paul Sax, MD, clinical director of infectious diseases at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. “There’s still this theoretical concern about ibuprofen, although it’s probably fine,” Sax tells Elemental.
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