I, too, experienced a glorious week and a half improvement of symptoms from taking paxlovid. I haven't found a doctor willing to prescribe it again. Currently down a rabbit hole of what other anti-virals might work. Looking at the Lerner Protocol (valtrex or famvir) that showed 79 of 106 Group A chronic fatigue syndrome patients with herpesvirus infection returned to normal or near-normal life: "Subset-directed antiviral treatment of 142 herpesvirus patients with chronic fatigue syndrome" (this site won't let me post links)

There's also this study from Dr. Pridgen's company using famvir and celebrex together: "A famciclovir + celecoxib combination treatment is safe and efficacious in the treatment of fibromyalgia." It says fibromyalgia but his company is using this combo for all sorts of diseases, including long covid and Alzheimer's.

From their website: "Overactive immune response related to activation of tissue resident herpesvirus has been postulated to be a potential root cause of chronic illnesses such as FM, irritable bowel syndrome, LC, chronic fatigue syndrome and functional somatic syndrome, all of which are characterized by a waxing and waning manifestation of disease, often triggered by events which compromise the immune system."