long covid, inflammation?!

Hi everyone, any advice for long covid? I have been feeling terrible for weeks now. Worse depersonalization, fatigue, body aches, heart and chest pain, it feels like my lyme is back in full force. I think it is caused from inflammation, please help if you can.

Mepron cleared up my covid symptoms in about 2 days, but would relapse when I stopped taking it. You can also try nitazoxanide or ivermectin.

Ivermectin is a pretty weak antiviral, I had to take a lot of it to have any effect. I eventually went back to mepron, which worked even with a half dose. It took a few weeks to finally get rid of the virus where it wouldn't relapse.

Yes, it's prescription, but you can get nitazoxanide from the usual places like Inhouse Pharmacy and All Day Chemist.

***My correction,Generic ranitidine (and brand was Zantac) was removed from the market two years ago and replaced with
famotidine (which already existed anyway), So the ingredient of the brand-name Zantac changed.

That is the main ingredient in the new Zantac and the Pepcid brand that has been unchanged for years.

Its an H2 blocker that anyplace has right in the digestive aisle. Right on the shelf no prescription needed. You can Google that for Covid and will find articles noting it’s helpful.

Dirt cheap probably less than five dollars for 25 tablets, Similar to the one Quin mentioned it’s in The same drug family.


“....Famotidine is a safe, low-cost, over-the-counter drug usually used to treat heartburn. People with Covid-19 often get sick because the body’s inflammatory response to the virus gets overactivated. Previous studies have shown famotidine turns inflammation down by blocking a specific molecular pathway. ...”

Post Edited (astroman) : 10/8/2022 3:15:37 PM (GMT-7)

I appreciate you all so much! Thank you!!