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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart
I can tell you from experience - my own - being in the ICU two times that you are dealing with people - not machines. They come in, wake you up if you are sleeping, tell you that have to take your medication and watch you take it. The last time I was in the ICU for the flu due to a shift change I wound up taking my Theraflu medication 2X - one more than was necessary. No big deal.
But if a mistake is made with hydroxychloroquine - you get double dosed - you die. Simple as that.
And please don't tell me that hospital staff/doctors don't make mistakes. We can head that one off at the pass right now!
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Ok I understand what you are saying. By the looks of it the amount of medicine needed will be quite small in conjunction with a ZPack.
How it will be administered remains to be seen.
Its effectiveness also needs to be proven.
As an aside this medicine was evaluated on primate in 2004 with respect to COVID/SARS and was found to be effective, however human trials were not needed as SARS resolved through containment.
Here:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1232869/