I know they’re different but they are equally the non-cause of autism. Specifying that his claim being acetaminophen during pregnancy causes autism goes against the point I’m making which is the absurdity that an OTC analgesic (which are different from NSAIDs) with no real mechanism for causing autism is somehow the cause. And low-dose aspirin is beneficial for people who are predisposed to preeclampsia. It’s high-dose aspirin that’s a problem. Even so, it doesn’t cause autism.
Your mom took an aspirin once so now you’re autistic, sorry.
Tylonal is different then aspirin and people take tylonal instead of aspirin because there are actual health risks when taking aspirin while pregnant.
I know they’re different but they are equally the non-cause of autism. Specifying that his claim being acetaminophen during pregnancy causes autism goes against the point I’m making which is the absurdity that an OTC analgesic (which are different from NSAIDs) with no real mechanism for causing autism is somehow the cause. And low-dose aspirin is beneficial for people who are predisposed to preeclampsia. It’s high-dose aspirin that’s a problem. Even so, it doesn’t cause autism.