HEALTH Treating Covid-19 ?????

Hacker

Hacker

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My partner has come down with symptoms that strongly suggests she has covid-19. I have a couple of mild symptoms that may also be indicative.

Searching urgent care facilities in the area (eastern Washington). It seems they prescribe an antibiotic but not Hydroychlorican. She has to be seen in order to get a prescription for the antibiotic.

Does anyone know of home remedies once you've caught this bug?
 
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maxduty

Contributing Member
Hacker said:
My partner has come down with symptoms that strongly suggests she has covid-19. I have a couple of mild symptoms that may also be indicative.

Searching urgent care facilities in the area (eastern Washington). It seems they prescribe an antibiotic but not Hydroychlorican. She has to be seen in order to get a prescription for the antibiotic.

Does anyone know of home remedies once you've caught this bug?
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I know in some other countries they are using ivermectin look it up on youtube the paste that is used to worm horses is marked off in weight and is what they use some places and I would use on myself This post is for information only and in no way is telling to do this. The vidio on youtube on ivermectin by white board Dr is good information
 
Krayola

Krayola

Veteran Member
Hacker said:
My partner has come down with symptoms that strongly suggests she has covid-19. I have a couple of mild symptoms that may also be indicative.

Searching urgent care facilities in the area (eastern Washington). It seems they prescribe an antibiotic but not Hydroychlorican. She has to be seen in order to get a prescription for the antibiotic.

Does anyone know of home remedies once you've caught this bug?
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I have not used it myself, but have been told that you can get meds that you need prescribed (HCQ) via telemed appt here:

SpeakWithAnMD.com | Corstet.com's Telemedicine Affiliate - SpeakWithAnMD.com

speakwithanmd.com speakwithanmd.com

I would strongly advise that you request Rx for ivermectin as well.
 
medic38572

medic38572

TB Fanatic
Krayola said:
Other stuff to try:
Zinc
Quercetin
Green tea extract
Vitamin D
Selenium
Melatonin
Aspirin (if you are able to take blood-thinners)
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This!

Hacker, Go to Walmart get her some Zinc 50 mg Vitamin C 1000 mg Vitamin D-3 5000mg also get her some tonic water to take with the zinc. Make sure she has food on her belly to absorb the zinc it sometimes upsets the stomach when empty. Tylenol for fever
 
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summerthyme

Administrator
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Quercetin (an OTC supplement available where herbs and vitamins are sold) 400 mgs 2x daily
Zinc, 50 mgs 2x daily (take with food!)
Vitamin C 500 mgs 2x day (minimum... can take more)
1 baby aspirin, or half of a regular aspirin, 1x daily.

This regimen has been working well around here.

Summerthyme
 
Warthog

Warthog

Black Out
Krayola said:
Other stuff to try:
Zinc
Quercetin
Green tea extract
Vitamin D
Selenium
Melatonin
Aspirin (if you are able to take blood-thinners)
ETA: Vitamin C
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This^^^ plus silver sol, curcumin, ginger root, garlic, and most importantly Oregano Oil!!
 
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Terrwyn

Veteran Member
I just saw Ben Carson is recovering after getting the same treatment with the antibodies that Trump received.
Must be nice to be one of the elites. Article said Trump okayed his treatment after becoming deathly ill. Carson said he has 2 comorbidities. I'm sure the golden golem of greatness will call in that treatment for his supporters. Dont worry be happy. According to some members it isnt even real.
 
coolsoberlady

coolsoberlady

Cool Sober Lady in WA State
Thanks so MUCH for all the info! I have been taking Zinc, Vitamin C, Vitamin D and multi vitamins for weeks but will increase my dosage! We are in WA State and docs will NOT prescribe hydroxychloroquin or Zithromax for Covid-19 even if one tests positive!! They say self-quarantine and treat the symptoms! I will try an online service for some of the other items you all suggested! I am 72 and have kidney disease so I am understandably concerned!! Again, thanks all!
 
naturallysweet

naturallysweet

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I have to add, just because you start to feel better, doesn't mean it's ok to get back to normal. For many, that a virus has a one two punch. With the second hit being worse than the first. So take a few days and rest. Even when feeling better . And keep checking the oxygen and blood pressure often.
 
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MountainBiker

Veteran Member
It is one thing to self-treat when there aren't any other options, but right now you have the option to see doctors that have been treating covid patients since last spring. There have a lot more experience in this than you do. That's what I'd do.
 
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City Marm

Contributing Member
I hope you can get the medical help needed.
All the above remedies sound good. Here’s something to add.
My daughter, a nurse in NYC works w very poor immigrants . Some tested positive for the COVID antibodies. She asked them how they survived? They were mostly fr South America and said they made a tea of : onion, garlic, lemon and ginger. Boil it and take 4 times a day. The onion works like Querctin. I know some that took this and it helped.
 
Krayola

Krayola

Veteran Member
MountainBiker said:
It is one thing to self-treat when there aren't any other options, but right now you have the option to see doctors that have been treating covid patients since last spring. There have a lot more experience in this than you do. That's what I'd do.
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We are having to self-treat during all this mess because no one is giving us any other option!

People who test positive are told to go home and rest/drink fluids and not given any of the medical treatments which research has shown will help if given early enough. We have to self-treat because the vast majority of the docs won't write a prescription to help us. They just send us home and tell us to call when we can no longer breathe.
 
rob0126

rob0126

Veteran Member
coolsoberlady said:
Thanks so MUCH for all the info! I have been taking Zinc, Vitamin C, Vitamin D and multi vitamins for weeks but will increase my dosage! We are in WA State and docs will NOT prescribe hydroxychloroquin or Zithromax for Covid-19 even if one tests positive!! They say self-quarantine and treat the symptoms! I will try an online service for some of the other items you all suggested! I am 72 and have kidney disease so I am understandably concerned!! Again, thanks all!
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I highly recommend Lipospheric vitamin c by livon labs.
Check corkboard for full details on my post about vitamin c.

The other supplements people are recommending are good too, especially zinc.(careful of the dosage of zinc though, you can od on it)
 
Krayola

Krayola

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Here is another link where you can do a telemed visit to get Rx for what you need:
frontlinemedicaldoctors.com

Frontline MDs

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coloradohermit

Veteran Member
I'm taking the various vitamins/suplements mentioned, but I'm also taking elderberry syrup to strengthen the immune system. It might only be good ahead of time to ward off the virus. Sambucus/Sambucol
 
magnetic1

magnetic1

Veteran Member
Krayola said:
We are having to self-treat during all this mess because no one is giving us any other option!

People who test positive are told to go home and rest/drink fluids and not given any of the medical treatments which research has shown will help if given early enough. We have to self-treat because the vast majority of the docs won't write a prescription to help us. They just send us home and tell us to call when we can no longer breathe.
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No kidding! I have severe lung disease and was starting to wheeze and my pulmonary dr just told me to go to ER if I get worse. Any other time she would have given me prednisone and Zithro. I went to the alternative med chiropractor instead. They gave me licorice, knotweed, zinc, d3 and k2, NAC, and A.H.F. And GSH and I am actually starting to feel better. Not a fun bug at all!
 
jazzy

jazzy

Advocate Discernment
if it was me this is what id be thinking---

vit D3 is critical in helping stay out of the hospital. lots of info out on it, i take 4-5k a day but if i got sick id take 10k.

lots of good info on the invermectin +zinc , its easy to get on amazon and not expensive. easy to get a couple tubes. dose by weight

ive looked into the idea of taking tonic water to get a quinine, you do get some, learned to be able to get a theraputic dose youd have to drink gallons.

id use the quescetin 500-600mg , plus zinc 30-50mg . as many have described, quercetin and ivermectin acts like the HCQ would, it is the gun and zinc is the bullet.

vit C to bowel tolerence or liposomal vit C---you can take mega doses using the lipo version with no bowel problems

id add an antiviral like elderberry tincture or syrup or chaga mushroom capsules

good to add in some selenium, melatonin at night 5-10mg

and at first symptoms id start sucking on zinc lozenges---this is important. the virus when it gets you grows in back of throat then it spreads to rest of body. you can help weaken, minimize or kill it buy using zinc lozenges right away then add in the supplements people mentioned.
just my opinion
 
workerbee

workerbee

* Winter is Coming *
Magnetic1 mentioned NAC, I take that daily as well.
It certainly couldn't hurt.
It's the quinine in tonic water that's helpful.

Not sure there's enough in tonic water to help, but I have some anyway, lol.
 
Lynx

Lynx

Senior Member
Hacker-- If you suspect that you and your partner have the virus, PLEASE don't make a shopping trip to round up all these home remedies. Order online, or ask a friend to get it for you. Don't expose other.
 
Knighttemplar

Knighttemplar

Veteran Member
We used otc and plenty of water. Seams to exit the body via the bowel. Watched the o2 levels and drank all the water we could keep down. Could not keep down any pedilite. Lots of tangerines really helped. Then the regulars poptarts, buddy bars, club crackers.
 
Tristan

Tristan

Has No Life - Lives on TB

I am not a Doctor - what I'm about to post is from my own research, and is not medical advice. You must do your own research and be comfortable with the information you find before implementing any change.

Understand? What follows isn't medical advice!

A number of studies have indicated that Hydroxychloroquine is only effective, if at all, early in the infection. If a person has proceeded to multi-symptom stage, I would be concerned it's getting late in the game for it to work.

Vit. D3 (the supplement) takes two weeks to metabolize into the usable form; which is 25-hydroxycholecalcipherol. The 25-Hydroxy version is available by prescription, if a physician is up on the research and willing to provide it; I believe it requires IV or injection. The prescribed version would be essentially immediately bio-available. It is appearing from medical studies that sufficient D in your system is a clear indicator for better likely outcomes.

Zinc and Quercetin are over the counter supplements and could be taken immediately if available locally and your health permit it. Quercetin acts as a Zinc Ionophore, which is theorized to be the mechanism that Hydroxychloroquine is effective through (if you believe it's effective at all.)

Selenium has been mentioned as a possible aid. Available as a supplement, I've been eating Brazil nuts (high in Selenium - 1 or 2 a day) for the boost.


I would purchase a finger pulse oximeter either locally or through amazon for immediate delivery. When I purchased mine, it was about $15 with free delivery through Prime.

The Finger Pulse Oximeter allows you to easily monitor O2 Saturations in the bloodstream - which should give an early warning if things are taking a turn for the worse... 98-99% are normal for healthy young folk. If I were watching my O2 sats and saw them drop below 92, I'd be headed to the emergency room.


This is the short version of the info that has been shared for months on the long CV thread. Much more info is there if you are willing to take the time to peruse or search it.


Again, I am not a Doctor; I am not giving medical advice, and you must decide with care what you will do in your own situation. I highly recommend that you and your partner seek competent medical care if you think you have been exposed to the CV19 virus, as a medical professional would likely have a far better understanding of your particular situations than any member of a internet forum.



OK, now that's out of the way, Here's my medical advice: SEE A DOCTOR.
 
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