Posted on 07/09/2021 6:43:54 PM PDT by terart
I was sick with flu or something in August 2017. ALL the symptoms of covid. Still no sense of taste or smell all these years. Still no energy. I about coughed my head off in 2017. I wonder if covid has been around for longer than they are telling us. Nothing tastes right. We had a wonderful Thai soup the other night but it tasted like POPCORN to me. This is getting old. We had just been on a cruise and I think that is how covid spread in first place.
Doesn’t matter to me.
We know. You posted the exact same thing already.
I had it pretty bad for two and a half weeks. I had a similar experience with doctors treating me like a leper. I finally called Teledoc and got an albuterol inhaler and a course of steroid pills. That turned me around.
I take HCQ for something else so I was taking that and zinc.
I’m praying for you and your family.
Don’t ever visit that doctor again. I have sworn off of the clinic that treated me like a leper — and I used to work there. I will never darken their door again.
It's why India may seek the death penalty for a WHO official who wrongly rejected the use of Ivermectin. Perhaps you'd like to be one of those charged?
The study's conclusions:
Moderate-certainty evidence finds that large reductions in COVID-19 deaths are possible using ivermectin. Using ivermectin early in the clinical course may reduce numbers progressing to severe disease. The apparent safety and low cost suggest that ivermectin is likely to have a significant impact on the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic globally.
“U.S. health care providers may no longer order the monoclonal antibodies bamlanivimab and etesevimab until further notice due to rising prevalence of the SARS-CoV-2 P.1 and B.1.351 variants, which are not susceptible to the combination therapy, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response announced today.
The Food and Drug Administration recommends providers use the alternative monoclonal antibody therapies REGEN-COV or sotrovimab, which are likely to remain active against these variants, ASPR said. Providers should use data on variants in their region and variant resistance information in the fact sheets for each authorized monoclonal antibody therapy to guide treatment decisions, ASPR said. “
Mrs. Smith- AKA ASSHOLE... we did that as a joke on my kids friends and it stuck. I do not apologize for what I saw with my own eyes. And since you are happily trotting thru my old conversations, you will see by my comments OVER YEARS that I am a normal level headed person.
I have an oximeter, we contacted the doctor FIRST and once again to update ALONG with Teledoc. I am not some doctor hating person...clearly you must be a doctor or this would not have pissed you off nor would you have felt the need to add your little barbs.
AGAIN...never in my years here have I ever encountered someone with such ugly behavior when I was only seeking some input...again GET OFF THE THREAD..you have helped NO ONE except yourself because clearly you like to hear yourself talk.
It is still ordered based on disease. I ordered it last week and it turned someone around. The current I think is carbisivimab and another.
In any event the monoclonal work.
“I was sick with flu or something in August 2017. ALL the symptoms of covid. Still no sense of taste or smell all these years. Still no energy. I about coughed my head off in 2017. I wonder if covid has been around for longer than they are telling us. Nothing tastes right. We had a wonderful Thai soup the other night but it tasted like POPCORN to me. This is getting old. We had just been on a cruise and I think that is how covid spread in first place.”
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I think it was definitely here november of 2019. My sister and brother in law got so sick they went to emergency room who tested them for flu- thye did not test positive for any of the regular flu varaints and so they were sent home.
are you suggesting contacting carbisivimab? Not quite sure how to do that?
That’s the name of the monoclonal currently using in cocktail tx.
Depending on where you are regeneron is elderly available and that is what I would recommend for you snd your family
Do not delay.
Ivermectin manufactured in South America? Questionable. Ivermectin content should have been evaluated by a first-world laboratory. OTOH, if it was cocaine, you’d be assured of premier quality.
If not doing so already, get OUT of the house and into some sun and warmth, and regularly well-ventilate your house otherwise, besides eating and drinking healthy foods. The worse place to stay is in a house fully of sick infectious people.
“Remember that COVID attacks the lungs.”
Covid does much more than attack the lungs. It is now classified as a cardiovascular disease.
It attacks multiple organ systems, anyplace that has ACE2 receptors. Covid has been killing people by blood clots and kidney failure. If it provokes a cytokine storm your situation can go from mild to critical in a very big hurry.
I repeat things to idiots.
As you well know LOL!
Hope this family gets the monoclonals. Though one of them fights so hard against it.
I don’t think your reading comprehension is very good...and you really are useless on this thread. So, maybe you could exit, stage right...soon.
Stop worrying about dosage and start worrying about levels. 5000 may not be nearly enough. You want a min of 60ng/ml blood levels. Quercetin needs to be take in large doses to be an effective ionophore. Read the damn studies before spouting off what you read on the internet.
As with any meds, they are not 100% effective. By day symptoms are either gone or your dead. Up the dosage. The data indicates 200mcg is just too damn low. The IC-50 (2,190 ng/mL) is at least 50 times higher than the maximal concentration achievable with the standard dose of 200 μg/kg.
Because most MD’s toe the party line. They killed thousands with ventilators.
Happens often.
In cows or for scabies. Oral is fine but the suggested 200mcg is to low. It is impossible to reach IC-50 at that dosage. 200 mcg is prophylactin, not therapeutic.
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