I am still not convinced that anti malarial drugs won’t work on COVID.
I have some autoimmune issues. One is a very rare auto antibody. The least risky drug that I have been prescribed is Plaquenil.
If it can help auto immune issues it could very well work for COVID on some people depending on genetics etc.
I have been trying a drug that is very hard to get prescribed because of lack sufficient studies. I am getting it for another use but using for autoimmune issues. It might help with COVID as well. Low Dose Naltrexone.
Genetics combined with current body state plays such a big role in diseases I ignore Doctors who tell me something hasn’t been proven. I am willing to try out of the box thinking.
btw,if anyone has long haul Covid you might want to look into low dose naltrexone. They are willing to study it
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05430152
I think the LDN site has way to try to get a prescription via online tele Doctor.
There is a liver warning on Naltrexone regular dosage so if you have a serious liver disease like Hepatitis your Doctor may warn you off of it.