That's 38C for anyone out of the US

This does not appear to match the evidence anymore: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7717216/

The body is generally unable to raise the core temperature to the point where it can cause permanent damage, unless the ambient temperature is high. That is, unless there is a pre-existing heart or other vital organ condition.

In fact, fevers >=39C (102.2F) showed better outcomes in covid patients.

Haha, yeah, sounds about right! No neurons, yet so determined.

I've had this Excel workbook open for an hour now and my boss is asking why I'm just staring at it. But thank you?

Reading this makes me think it was thorazine instead of ibuprofen.

Interesting, as someone who takes Suboxone, I avoid Tylenol because of potential liver issues. I was told during the pandemic that ibuprofen caused things to be worse. It was a confusing time and a very scary time.

It’s hard to know what info to trust these days.