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For those of you that feel the need to post that same question as hundreds of others, will you ever learn to use the search function?
Nope, had Covid about 6 months ago and was asymptomatic. I don’t expect to get it again before the vaccine has been fully approved and if I do, I expect symptoms will be mild to moderate at best requiring no treatment.
And before someone goes off about how I could spread it, my sphere of influence is my parents (younger, late 40’s) who have both had mild Covid and both been vaccinated since. As for there not being a guarantee that Covid won’t be worse, understood that’s a risk I’m fine living with as I won’t be living with it that much longer.
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I thought people only qualified for the antiviral once they were hospitalized. Olumiant is only on the table for those who are going to be intubated. At least that’s been my experience.
I think most people would. There is a big difference between actually having COVID and seeking treatment because you’re having a tough go of it, and getting a vaccine against COVID when you are healthy. If you had terminal cancer you’d probably be willing to take a pretty sketchy drug with potentially brutal side effects for a moonshot at getting better that you would generally not agree to take. Old people seem to get vaxxed at higher rates which makes sense because they have a lot more risk with getting COVID. If an unvaxxed person is using this as their excuse, I don’t think it is a blanket refusal to use emergency use authorized drugs, they are just assessing their risk (if incorrectly).
So people are saying they aren’t taking it because it is emergency use authorized and not fully authorized by the FDA. Was just wondering if that same thought process is used for antivirals.