Sometimes Aspirin Spreads a Virus

Did you know that taking aspirin during a bout of influenza can spread the virus faster?

That’s right. Taking aspirin to suppress a fever may make you feel better, but may also allow more virus to be present in bodily secretions that can spread infection. The recommendation of taking aspirin is speculative at best, harmful at worst and comes with caveats. Of historical interest, those individuals who took high doses of aspirin during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic had a higher mortality rate than those who did not take the drug. This is a documented fact. More recent scientific studies are showing that taking aspirin during an episode of the flu weakens the immune response to infection.

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