Tendon rupture on and after flouroquinolone use is now a known thing. If you are prescribed them and you feel tendon tenderness then you are supposed to tell y

Tendon rupture on and after flouroquinolone use is now a known thing. If you are prescribed them and you feel tendon tenderness then you are supposed to tell your doctor and they will prescribe something else. It doesn't happen to everyone though and some flouroquinolones are better than others (in terms of less side effects). Tamiflu seems to work but reduces symptoms by 1-2 days basically. It may also blunt the overall disease impact in your body as well. There will probably be meta studies on whether fast tracking vs the regular process are equivalent, worse or better than each other.