Taking antibiotics in the two years prior to being infected with Covid increases the probability of virus severity by 12%, according to a new Spanish study. The study analyzed the relationship between the consumption of antibiotics and the severity of the covid in 280,679 patients with coronavirus.
Researchers found that among people who had taken antibiotics in the two years prior to contracting COVID-19, the risk of severity was 12% greater than among people who had not taken them.
