#treatment of covid 19

[hopkinrx]

Covid-19 Virus: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment and Excellent Home Remedies

A covid-19 virus is a group of viruses that can cause diseases like the normal chilly, serious intense respiratory disorder (SARS) and the Middle East respiratory condition (MERS). In 2019, a new Covid was recognized as the reason for an illness flare-up that started in China.

To know more about covid 19 click the link below

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[autismserenity]

Hello! I'm here to bring you your breaking medical news from Twitter!

(No lie: I'm sure it depends who you're following, but I get really clear and specific COVID-19 info there.)

In this peer-reviewed, randomized, double-blind, multicentre, parallel group, placebo-controlled phase III clinical trial (which you KNOW I read through before sharing!), people with COVID-19 tested negative much sooner when using nitric oxide nasal spray.

It reduced the virus in their noses, which makes it less contagious AND means the patients get less sick.

(It specifically mentioned symptoms ending sooner, and it looked like a fair number of people on placebo were still having symptoms after 2½ weeks. I really hope that means it will significantly reduce the risk of long COVID, but of course it'll take months to find out for sure.)

And it apparently works on all (or just lots?) of airborne viruses.

More trials are apparently on the way, but you can buy these sprays over the counter - at least online.

#long COVID #covidー19 #covid treatment #i love a good study on almost any topic tbh #wall of words

[doctorofwhut]

CME program on Long Covid I watched today explicitly called out medical gaslighting and mentioned that long covid patients were “victims” that needed support and validation of their symptoms and experiences.

#medicine #long covid #covid 19 #damn shame there isn’t any specific treatment though

[didanawisgi]

#covid-19 vaccine #covid-19 #cancer #print this off later #fav #Paul Marik #treatment protocol

[gumjrop]

The Weather

A study in Clinical Infectious Diseases reported “that the risk of developing symptomatic illness within 14 days was 5 times greater when contacts were exposed to an asymptomatic [COVID]-positive child in their household.” Nearly 11% of household contacts developed symptoms within 14 days of exposure. The study also found, during a 3-month follow-up, that 6 out of 77 asymptomatic children developed Long COVID. The likelihood of developing symptoms from asymptomatic exposure is higher than we might expect. Continue to spread awareness of asymptomatic spread and advocate for increased infection control measures at your local schools.

COVID wastewater levels are decreasing. As of 3/29/24, New Mexico is “Very High,” Arkansas and Kentucky are “High,” and the rest of the states are “Moderate” to “Low” levels of SARS-CoV-2 detected in wastewater. 

Wastewater levels continue to show a downward trend in the provisional data (gray shaded area) in all regions. The national wastewater levels are overall indicated as “Low.” While lower wastewater levels indicate decreased spread, it is important to continue to take precautions against infection. Holidays and spring breaks may bring people in closer proximity, so be sure to wear a mask to protect yourself and your community.

Wins

As we work to take more actions against the removal of vital public health measures, we remind you that you can still watch the recording of the People’s CDC press conference from March 13 and read the press release here. We would also like to remind you of the pre-proof of the People’s CDC External Review in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine Focus. The publication highlights the shortcomings of the CDC’s approach to public health and recommends a more equitable pandemic response.

News sources have published articles about the frustrations of people who continue to take COVID precautions. Time Magazine published an article presenting “both sides,” highlighting protest from people working with the CDC and concern from citizens and experts alike. While we are glad to see our voices be published in popular media, we are also saddened that “returning to normal” under economic and political pressure is so valued.

Treatments

Invyvid has received an FDA emergency use authorization for Pemgarda, a pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for people with immunocompromising conditions. Pemgarda is approved for people 12 and older with moderate to severe immunocompromise who are less likely to produce an adequate immune response to COVID vaccination alone. According to a press release from Invyvid, Pemgarda will release to market “imminently.”

Pre-exposure prophylaxis is commonly used for folks at high risk for exposure to HIV. As access to PrEP for HIV has been instrumental in keeping people safe, we hope that PrEP for COVID will be a useful tool for our community members with immune compromise. We also urge you to continue to wear high-quality masks and take other precautions to protect those most vulnerable.

Long COVID

People Magazine recently published an article highlighting an essay by Ziyad Al-Aly, physician and clinical epidemiologist, that pools data from several studies showing that COVID infection has lasting impacts on brain health. The review points out several impacts to cognitive functioning, including memory loss, spatial reasoning, and planning. Additionally, imaging studies have shown significant impact to brain tissue from inflammation, among other processes. The publication may be validating to those who experience lower cognitive function following COVID infection, including brain fog and memory dysfunction.

Take Action

We know that taking precautions–including masking, testing, and improving air quality–helps prevent the spread of airborne viral infection. Introducing more stringent precautions slowed outbreaks in the hematology ward of a hospital. The CDC recently released tips to improve ventilation. Help us urge the CDC to take other measures, including reinstating isolation periods. 

Additionally, the home Test to Treat program is ending in April 2024. The program provides un-or-underinsured adults with free COVID and flu tests. If a participant in the program tests positive, they can also receive free healthcare via telehealth services. Join us to help save the program that helps so many at-risk people!

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[liberty1776]

A brand-new scientific study compared hundreds of hospitalized recipients of hydroxychloroquine (and azithromycin) with thousands of controls who received standard hospital care. Source This study was carefully done, peer-reviewed, and published in a prestigious journal. It looked at very sick, hospitalized patients with COVID-19 and tried to see if hydroxychloroquine, given with or without the antibiotic azithromycin, would help save lives. The authors selected matching controls to account for any possible confounding effects. We conducted a retrospective analysis to compare the 28-day mortality rate in 352 patients treated with hydroxychloroquine with or without azithromycin (HCQ-group) in our hospital with a contemporary control group of 3533 patients receiving standard of care from the Belgian … Continue reading →

#Covid 19 #Health Care Covid treatment

[thehiddenworld]

Covid 19 wasn't enough

 Covid 19 wasn't enough so besides the train derailments contaminating water, factories burning down they now invented a fungal that is not curable by antibiotics or any kind of medication. 

The fungal is called Candida auris or C. Auris. They are saying it is a yeast type of fungus that is spreading through health care facilities.

 Apparently it was only in 3 states back in 2016 but has spread to 20-27 states in 2022 but now is in 30 states.

 Why are they just now sharing this? Why are they just now talking about it now that the Covid has died down and no longer causing a panic?

This is probably to lead to another panic and pandemic as if the train derailments, the factories burning down and everything else going on in the world is not enough.

#covid 19 #pandemic #coronavirus #covid #covid pandemic #train derailment #fungal infection #fungal treatment #bacterial #infection #bacteria #Candida auris #conspiracy #conspiracy theorist #conspiracy thinking #conspiracy thriller #conspiracy theorist keith #government control #conspiracy theory

[deadpanwalking]

I'm really sorry to hear about your MIL, she sounds like an incredible person

You bet your ass she was. She passed away early this morning. We're just trying to muddle through until the service in a few days—she'd quietly locked down most of the funeral arrangements back when she first got diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

#AND kept them up to date #she edited her obituary when one of her grandkids changed their name earlier this year #she was diagnosed about 10 years ago and responded well to treatment #but it just kept coming back #she'd been in and out of the hospital and this was the 2nd time in a year she had covid-19 pneumonia #so it goes #i guess #anonymous #assbox

[youtwitinmyface]

#LongCovid a #Twitter Thread

#long covid #covid #covid 19 #coronavirus #wear a mask #wendy heard #frog venom #covid treatment #danny baram #dara linthwaite #daniela stallinger #donna blanchard #gwen aber #sandy fukiu #helene k wilson

[joseywritesng]

Long COVID was an avoidable tragedy. Some of us saw it coming

Long COVID was an avoidable tragedy. Some of us saw it coming

September 15, 2022 – It should have been the start of a new understanding of a debilitating disease. In May 2017, I was patient No. 4 in a group of 20 who participated in an in-depth and intensive study at the National Institutes of Health to uncover the root causes of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, a disease that causes extreme exhaustion, difficulty sleeping and pain. ,…

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[mrsmarymorstan]

Did 3 COVID tests from 3 different kits and they all came back positive immediately. So... that's not good.

Guess I'll be missing out on my Sister's Wedding then? My parents were both negative but my cousin and uncle are positive. Since I've been sharing a room with my cousin and they've been going out and doing things... yeah. Probably caught it from them.

And this is why I never leave the house and tell everyone to wear masks all the time.

#Morstan Meta #COVID #COVID-19 #Contacted the NHS report and they're meant to send me out a treatment plan ASAP given I'm on their rare disease list #morstan has covid

[theculturedmarxist]

Inhaled Ethanol as a possible Covid sterilization technique?

Abstract

Inhaled administration of ethanol in the early stages of COVID-19 would favor its location on the initial replication sites, being able to reduce the progression of the disease and improving its prognosis. Before evaluating the efficacy and safety of this novel therapeutic strategy in humans, its characterization is required. The developed 65° ethanol formulation is stable at room temperature and protected from light for 15 days, maintaining its physicochemical and microbiological properties. Two oxygen flows have been tested for its administration (2 and 3 L/min) using an automated headspace gas chromatographic analysis technique (HS-GC-MS), with that of 2 L/min being the most appropriate one, ensuring the inhalation of an ethanol daily dose of 33.6 ± 3.6 mg/min and achieving more stable concentrations during the entire treatment (45 min). Under these conditions of administration, the formulation has proven to be safe, based on histological studies of the respiratory tracts and lungs of rats. On the other hand, these results are accompanied by the first preclinical molecular imaging study with radiolabeled ethanol administered by this route. The current ethanol formulation has received approval from the Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices for a phase II clinical trial for early-stage COVID-19 patients, which is currently in the recruitment phase (ALCOVID-19; EudraCT number: 2020-001760-29).

March 13, 2020 Possibility of Disinfection of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) in Human Respiratory Tract by Controlled Ethanol Vapor Inhalation

Viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza are lipophilic, enveloped viruses, and are relatively easy to inactivate by exposure to alcohols. The envelope mainly consists of the lipid bilayer, taken from the host cells at assembly/budding stage of the viral life cycle. Therefore the constitution of the lipid bilayer should be common in all SARS, MERS and influenza viruses, even after mutations, and thus these closely-related viruses will be disinfected by exposure to ethanol with the same concentration. Existing experimental data indicate that an ethanol concentration of 30~40 v/v% is sufficient to inactivate Influenza-A viruses in solution[1,2,3].

The author suggests that it may be possible to use alcoholic beverages of 16~20 v/v% concentration for this disinfection process, such as Whisky (1:1 hot water dilution) or Japanese Sake, because they are readily available and safe (non-toxic). By inhaling the alcohol vapor at 50~60°C (122~140°F) through the nose for one or two minutes, it will condense on surfaces inside the respiratory tract; mainly in the nasal cavity. The alcohol concentration will be intensified to ~36 v/v% by this process, which is enough to disinfect the corona virus on the mucous membrane. In this situation, our respiratory tract essentially works as an alcohol distillation apparatus (a condenser). This method also provides more moisture into respiratory tract, and helps to clean the inside of the nasal cavity by stimulating blowing of the nose, and also makes the mucous escalator work actively so that the self-clearing mechanism in the trachea will remove viruses faster.

An alternative prompt method is also discussed. We use 40 v/v% whisky or similar alcohol, dripping on a gauze, inhale the vapor slowly at room temperature. This method works well for the front part of the nasal cavity. This is suitable for clinical workers, because they may need to use prompt preventative measures at any time.

https://www.walshmedicalmedia.com/open-access/disinfection-of-sarscov2-covid19-in-human-respiratory-tract-by-controlled-ethanol-vapor-inhalation-combined-with-asprin-80259.html

Disinfection of SARS-COV-2 (COVID-19) in Human Respiratory Tract by Controlled Ethanol Vapor Inhalation combined with Asprin

Introduction

This study aims to identify if we could use Ethyl Alcohol inhalation combined with asprin in early stages of COVID-19 infection to improve oxygenation and prognosis, decrease severity of the disease, decrease hospital stay and rate of transfer of the patients from word to ICU and risk of mechanical ventilation.

Theory of Asprin

Aspirin is well known drug with various Pharmacological effects; Anti-platelet, Anti- inflammatory aspirin can inhibit viral replication through Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) inhibition in macrophage and increasing production of type I interferon. Furthermore, aspirin possess anti-inflammatory and analgesic actions due to inhibiting COX enzyme. The early use of aspirin in COVID-19 patients could reduce incidence of disease severity, reduce hospital duration and reduce incidence of cardiovascular complications [1-4] analgesic effects. Moreover, aspirin was proved to possess an antiviral action for some viruses through inhibiting viral replication. Noteworthy, a study confirmed.

Theory of Alcohol Inhalation

COVID-19 virus contains genetic material Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) packaged in a protein coat called the capsid, which is surrounded by an envelope composed of a lipid bilayer derived from the host cell membrane. Ethyl alcohol is known to inactivate many viruses and constitutes the basis for many hand rubs and disinfectants used in healthcare settings [5] as well as in the general public. In fact, alcohol-based hand rub solutions have been shown to inactivate SARS-CoV-2 in as little as 30 seconds [6,7]. Siddharta et al. [8] also published data on the effective virucidal activity of ethyl alcohol against enveloped viruses, including Zika, Ebola, as well as coronaviruses.

As late as the 1950s, inhaled Ethanol was found to be both effective and safe in the treatment of pulmonary edema [9,10] as well as Ethyl alcohol withdrawal [11]. In a recent publication by Shintake [12], inhaled ethanol was proposed as a potential method of inactivating respiratory viruses, such as SARS-CoV-2 present in the respiratory tract. While chronic or excessive ethanol consumption is known to have negative effects on human health, including the immune system [13], the effects of intermittent moderate ethanol consumption have not been proven to cause serious long-term deleterious effects.

To date, extensive search of the medical literature reveals no reports of inhaled ethanol used in the treatment of COVID-19. Given the lack of a proven effective treatment, the proven viricidal efficacy of ethanol, its historical relative safety profile in treatment of other medical conditions, as well as a lack of evidence showing harm in mild to moderate, non-chronic, nonexcessive intake, the hypothesis was proposed that nebulized ethanol may prove beneficial in the treatment of COVID-19.

#covid 19 #covid pandemic #pandemic #covid treatment #ethonal treatment #virology

[prue126]

August 19th 2022 (date of video)

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[thejewishlink]

Israeli-Developed Oxygen Treatment for Long COVID Patients Now Available for Millions

Israeli-Developed Oxygen Treatment for Long COVID Patients Now Available for Millions

By TPS • 21 July, 2022 Jerusalem, 21 July, 2022 (TPS) — A groundbreaking new study from Tel Aviv University, the first of its kind in the world, found a promising treatment for long-term COVID-19 symptoms, based on advanced Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT). Long COVID, which affects up to 30% of patients infected by the COVID-19 virus, is characterized by a range of debilitating cognitive…

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[didanawisgi]

#spike protein #covid-19 #covid-19 vaccine #treatment protocol #early treatment #black seed extract

[arogyaformulations]

Harnessing Innovation: The Role of Hand Sanitizers in Combatting Corona Virus

In the fight against the Corona virus, innovation plays a pivotal role in developing effective solutions. Hand sanitizers have emerged as a crucial tool in preventing the spread of the virus, offering convenient and accessible means of disinfection. This article explores the science behind hand sanitizers, highlighting their role in breaking the chain of transmission and protecting public health. Additionally, we delve into the manufacturing process of hand sanitizers, emphasizing the importance of quality and efficacy. By harnessing the power of innovation, we can bolster our defenses against the Corona virus and pave the way for a safer future.

#Coronavirus #COVID-19 #Prevention #Treatment #Immunity Boosting #Hand Hygiene #Public Health #Healthcare #Arogya Formulations #Contract Manufacturing #Health Guidelines #Respiratory Illness #Pandemic Management #Medical Advice #Hygiene Practices #Disease Prevention.