Cuomo: 'Umm...whattaya know....it works'

[jknowgood]

Schumer was busy impeaching Trump, nice try though. Oh, and calling Trump a racist for shutting down travel.

Even Schumer was smart enough to know Trump was too stupid to become POTUS:

"On Feb. 26, Trump predicted at a White House briefing that in a couple of days the number of coronavirus cases in the nation would be 'down to close to zero,' adding, 'that’s a pretty good job we’ve done.'"

Senate Republicans have no excuse for their piss-poor coronavirus response. No excuse whatsoever

Schumer is a lying jackass, who couldn't hurt Trump with a totally compliant media.

 

[justoffal]

After being one of the many Trump-haters bashing the President for suggesting the antimalarial drug be used by doctors to help treat / save patients infected with COVID0-19 before formal drug trials have been completed, NY Gov Andrew Cuomo stated in today's Press Conference that the treatment is working.....'anecdotally'.

"New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo(D) said Monday that early responses to the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine “anecdotally” suggest its use in the coronavirus fight has been “effective,” but that official data was still forthcoming.

Asked about the progress of the trials at his daily press briefing, Cuomo noted that state officials have allowed use of the drug in combination with the antibiotic Zithromax in hospitals “at their discretion.” He said the federal government would increase supplies to New York pharmacies, but that New York has imposed a 14-day limit to protect the supplies for people who rely on it to treat other medical conditions."


"President Trump has repeatedly promoted the drug as a treatment for the virus despite lack of approval by the Food and Drug Administration for that use in the long-term or comprehensive clinical trial data, although the agency has granted emergency approval for use with a prescription."

If you or a loved one are extremely ill, potentially dying, from COVID-19 and there is a drug out there already approved to fight malaria that doctors / scientists believe have a good chance of being used to treat this virus and save lives, do you really want to wait for the CDC / government to conduct comprehensive clinical trials to confirm it works....or do you want to allow doctors to make the call in order to save lives?

It's working.

The President didn't just pull this drug out of his ass - he listened to experts / scientists / researchers / doctors. They/ He are / were right. Let the doctors make the call. You're welcome NY / US.

Cuomo: Use of antimalarial drug in New York hospitals ‘anecdotally’ positive

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) said Monday that early responses to the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine “anecdotally” suggest its use in the coronavirus fight has been “effective,” but that off…

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! NOOOOOOOOO!
Let them die ..... Get that shit out of here!
We need more deaths! Trump eats puppies!
Dump that shit in the river now!

Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Jo

 

[ding]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

Some suggest even less than that. Your point?

Adding to your comment.

 

[irosie91]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

"INVAISIVE VENTILATION" is not a "thing" dingbat invented a
new word. ------maybe he means "intubation"------in rare cases.
actual tracheostomy No one NEEDS hydroxyquinolone in order to
GET ZINC INTO CELLS-----it gets there everyday. Ventilators are not
"always a last resort" Lots of people who can breathe on their own
NEED ventilators

 

[ding]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

"INVAISIVE VENTILATION" is not a "thing" dingbat invented a
new word. ------maybe he means "intubation"------in rare cases.
actual tracheostomy No one NEEDS hydroxyquinolone in order to
GET ZINC INTO CELLS-----it gets there everyday. Ventilators are not
"always a last resort" Lots of people who can breathe on their own
NEED ventilators

This is a link to the University of Washington’s Interactive projection model. It’s the model that everyone uses.

Please note the phrase invasive ventilation in the legend of the first interactive tool. The one that discusses hospital resources.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

covid19.healthdata.org

 

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[ding]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

"INVAISIVE VENTILATION" is not a "thing" dingbat invented a
new word. ------maybe he means "intubation"------in rare cases.
actual tracheostomy No one NEEDS hydroxyquinolone in order to
GET ZINC INTO CELLS-----it gets there everyday. Ventilators are not
"always a last resort" Lots of people who can breathe on their own
NEED ventilators

At ~ the 3:50 mark Dr. Seheuldt explains the problem with getting Zinc inside of CELLS.

 

[ding]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

"INVAISIVE VENTILATION" is not a "thing" dingbat invented a
new word. ------maybe he means "intubation"------in rare cases.
actual tracheostomy No one NEEDS hydroxyquinolone in order to
GET ZINC INTO CELLS-----it gets there everyday. Ventilators are not
"always a last resort" Lots of people who can breathe on their own
NEED ventilators

When you claim you were a navy doc did you mean to say nurse instead?

Because you don’t seem to know shit about medicine.

 

[Tresha91203]

Only an absolute certifiable idiot would be opposed to the use of this drug.

IE libs, dems. They are waiting for FDA and CDC to say it's OK.

But its AOK to give hormones to kids to prevent puberty without FDA approval for that purpose.

 

[ding]

And that’s how you shut irosie91 the **** up.

 

[Cecilie1200]

What people who are against this drug discount is that doctors treat other illnesses with off label drugs all the time. The FDA is not the end all be all. They put my mom on hydroxychloroquine the the same night she went into the hospital. They did so even before her test came back positive. They looked at her chest X-ray and evaluated her systems and knew she had COVID19. They didn’t even ask her or the family, they just put her on it. Doctors believe in this drug. That counts for something.

How is your mom, Rocko? Hope she's better.

She’s doing better, thank you very much. it’s still a nerve racking time for me, my family, and friends of my family. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. But we’ve been getting good lab results lately that are giving us hope.

You're probably not allowed to visit? That is one part of this that truly sucks. Especially if it's dicey. Has she got a laptop or a phone? Can you and your family Zoom her?

No one in New York or NJ is allowed to visit anyone in the hospital, much less COVID patients. That’s one thing that’s sad about this virus. A lot of people are going to die alone. My mom has a phone and we’re in constant contact with her throughout the day.

Not just people with Covid-19, either. No hospital visits for anyone. My niece just had a baby yesterday by Caesarean, and my nephew wasn't allowed to be with her at all. My daughter's due to have her baby this weekend, and we're not entirely sure if the father will get to be there or not. We do know that none of us can visit her until she's home (and probably won't even then, just to be safe).

So pretty much, if you're in a hospital, you're on your own at this point.

 

[Cecilie1200]

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

My understanding is the reason why they give it in hospitals but don’t prescribe it to patients that are treating themselves at home is people with heart arrhythmia can’t take this medicine because it can make their condition worse. So in essence the patient’s heart situation must be monitored continually while taking this drug.

In the FDA's Emergency Order allowing it's use in some patients, it also requires doctors using it to record/report on the outcome. They're desperately looking for answers.

Well, clinical trials aren't really feasible at this point, so yeah, any data to work with is good.

 

[WillPower]

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

My understanding is the reason why they give it in hospitals but don’t prescribe it to patients that are treating themselves at home is people with heart arrhythmia can’t take this medicine because it can make their condition worse. So in essence the patient’s heart situation must be monitored continually while taking this drug.

It's the Azithro that messes with the heart. Sub in Keflex(Cephalexin) and you get nearly equal response. Some try Cipro, arguably #1 but it comes with many other sorts of side effects. Keflex is generally super clean.They use it here quite a bit.
20 officially clean and released from the Crownitis.
65 more to be tested at home over the upcoming days. Another couple hundred over the next couple weeks.
Hopefully all good to go.They test at 15 days plus, and even if "clear" are still Q for another 7-10 days after and re-tested to be "more surer" ? Then they give plasma for processing into an immune therapy. Vaccine=bullshit.

Good idea for a "shithole" I reckon.Panama, same population right next door, is a disaster in comparison right now. Too much militaristic funds(even tho no more "military"----yeah right) and not enough important stuff funded. Sound familiar ?

Ibuprofen is bad news with the virus also so stick with Tylenol.

 

[Likkmee]

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

the nature of PHARMACOLOGY-----"differential toxicology"
we have to be patient

Wag your tail a lot. They might give you a treat(ment)

Her and others want an airtight guarantee. If they die waiting for one, that's okay, that's their choice.
But if others die who are willing to take the risk of this intervention but cannot, well, THAT IS NOT OKAY!

My understanding is the reason why they give it in hospitals but don’t prescribe it to patients that are treating themselves at home is people with heart arrhythmia can’t take this medicine because it can make their condition worse. So in essence the patient’s heart situation must be monitored continually while taking this drug.

It's the Azithro that messes with the heart. Sub in Keflex(Cephalexin) and you get nearly equal response. Some try Cipro, arguably #1 but it comes with many other sorts of side effects. Keflex is generally super clean.They use it here quite a bit.
20 officially clean and released from the Crownitis.
65 more to be tested at home over the upcoming days. Another couple hundred over the next couple weeks.
Hopefully all good to go.They test at 15 days plus, and even if "clear" are still Q for another 7-10 days after and re-tested to be "more surer" ? Then they give plasma for processing into an immune therapy. Vaccine=bullshit.

Good idea for a "shithole" I reckon.Panama, same population right next door, is a disaster in comparison right now. Too much militaristic funds(even tho no more "military"----yeah right) and not enough important stuff funded. Sound familiar ?

42 cleared as of noon today (passed second exams)

 

[irosie91]

And that’s how you shut irosie91 the **** up.

you imagine that nurses know nothing about medicine, dingfuck?
You are very extremely stupid, dingshit. The orderlies know more
than do you and your sunday school whore

 

[Cecilie1200]

The vast majority of people get over COVID just fine without treatment.

So?

 

[lennypartiv]

trump is still a giant douche.

If he's a giant douche, he's a giant douche with a cure for Coronavirus. What have the Dems got?

 

[Cecilie1200]

That's the trick since there wont be any vaccine. Let the immune system fight the invasion
Hundreds continue breaking precautionary measures, although covid-19 cases rise to 467

And why are you asserting that there won't be a vaccine?

 

[ding]

And that’s how you shut irosie91 the **** up.

you imagine that nurses know nothing about medicine, dingfuck?
You are very extremely stupid, dingshit. The orderlies know more
than do you and your sunday school whore

Looks like I struck a nerve.

You are reaping what you sow, Rosie.

The beatings will continue until your morale improves.

So, are you ready to concede that zinc is an ion and requires an ionophore to be transported across a lipid membrane of a cell? Or do you need to see the study which proves it?

and lastly, are you ready to concede that the term invasive ventilators isn’t a phrase I made up but is a term the medical community uses?

 

[irosie91]

The drug cocktail is working.

What's not working so well: ventilators

Comparing ventilators to drugs makes no sense. Ventilators are always a last resort when the patient isn’t capable of breathing on their own, even with oxygen tanks.

If one has covid-19 and needs invasive ventilation, his chance of survival is 50%.

"INVAISIVE VENTILATION" is not a "thing" dingbat invented a
new word. ------maybe he means "intubation"------in rare cases.
actual tracheostomy No one NEEDS hydroxyquinolone in order to
GET ZINC INTO CELLS-----it gets there everyday. Ventilators are not
"always a last resort" Lots of people who can breathe on their own
NEED ventilators

This is a link to the University of Washington’s Interactive projection model. It’s the model that everyone uses.

Please note the phrase invasive ventilation in the legend of the first interactive tool. The one that discusses hospital resources.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

covid19.healthdata.org

oh----dingbat, who had decided that no one who "breathes" on his own needs mechanical ventilation has also found the term
INVASIVE VENTILATION-----somewhere. I wonder if Doctording----can define "invasive ventilation" For the record----just about the
only people who cannot breathe on their own are either dead, brain
dead, or completely paralyzed. Most people who require ventilation
by mechanical means are neither dead, brain dead or paralyzed. The
term "invasive ventilation" is not used clinically. It shows up , rarely, in journals but in the course of hospital care. --------in hospital care the term is either "tube 'im" or "trach 'em" -----sometimes,
it's just "QUICK, BAG'EM" dingbat will explain