Long COVID
Outcome unclear
Long COVID: rapamycin and Paxlovid side effects, including mouth ulcers and nosebleeds
- Condition
- Long COVID
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill for
- Not stated
- Last post
- Jul 2025
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Summary
A person reported side effects from rapamycin and Paxlovid. Rapamycin caused mouth ulcers, nosebleeds when the dose was high, acne and a possible allergy; lithium salts almost solved the ulcers. Paxlovid caused a bitter taste. They also met a researcher in mTOR, ageing and osteoarthritis who did not prescribe medication.
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What they tried
Their words about each treatment
- Rapamycin · Not said
Rapamycin side effects: ... nosebleed (very mild; only occurs when the dosage is high)
In context ↗ - Paxlovid · Not said
Paxlovid side effects: ... bitter taste.
In context ↗ - lithium salts · Helped
mouth ulcers (almost solved by adding lithium salts)
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Adverse events
- Rapamycin / sirolimus“mouth ulcers (almost solved by adding lithium salts)” In context ↗ Side effects
- Rapamycin / sirolimus“nosebleed (very mild; only occurs when the dosage is high)” In context ↗ Side effects
- Rapamycin / sirolimus“skin: acne” In context ↗ Side effects
- Rapamycin / sirolimus“allergy?” In context ↗ Allergic reaction / anaphylaxis
- Paxlovid / nirmatrelvir“bitter taste.” In context ↗ Side effects