every person is different when it comes to their clinical response from tamiflu. first the diagnosis must be accurate. if you had a rapid flu test that proved you have influenza then the tamiflu may help by reducing the symptoms and shortening the course of the illness. second tamiflu must be starting on day one or two otherwise it may not make much of a difference in your recovery time. i would expect a properly diagnosed person starting tamiflu on day one or two to be feeling better in about two days. that would assume of course that you are not developing a secondary infection.
how many doeses if taking two75mg of tamiflu a day will it take to start feeling better on average? (oseltamivir fsfate)