The Doctors at FLCCC recommend the MATH+ protocol for patients who have developed severe pneumonia which requires hospitalization. This is combination of Ivermectin, Steroids, Vitamin supplements, and blood thinners.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/math-plus-protocol/
The Monoclonal Antibody (MAC) treatment is considered the gold standard by many doctors. This treatment must be given within ten days of first symptoms. It seems to be more effective than Ivermectin. The problem with this treatment is that it may be unavailable in many States due to a maze of bureaucratic rules. You may ask why. You won't get answers. And your application may be delayed too long for you to be eligible.
The "Spanish Treatment" was a course of antibiotics (Azithromycin) plus antihistamines (Zyrtec or Claritin) started immediately on first symptoms. It was 100% effective in a population of 187 Spanish nursing home residents who all came down with COVID. All of the 75+ year old residents recovered. There has been no follow-up on this.
Bear in mind that the conventional "standard-of-care" from your typical GP Clinic is to send the patients home with instructions to rest, self-isolate, and take acetaminophen (Tylenol). They don't want to see the patients at all. The hope is that the patient recovers. If they don't (1% or so), then it is off to the hospital.
Conventional hospital treatment seems to resemble the Math+ protocols, without the Ivermectin or Vitamin supplements. Hospitalized patients have an overall 3%-4% mortality rate for COVID.
As best I can determine, Remdesivir is ineffective, and about 30% of those patients suffer kidney damage as well. Hospitals seem to be moving away from this medicine.
Patients on ventilators have about a 50% survival rate after the first 24 hours. It goes rapidly downhill from there. The doctors do not want to discuss these prospects with you.
Whatever treatment options are available need to start on the first day of symptoms.
Thanks for the info.