Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) Thread

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Neither one has a medical degree, you moron. So if it’s bad for Trump to discuss medical possibilities then it’s wrong for Cuomo.

Of course, the difference is how they talked about them. Duh. I sholdn't have to explain that to a grown man. But you are so steeped in trump cultism that you can't think these things through.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Neither one has a medical degree, you moron. So if it’s bad for Trump to discuss medical possibilities then it’s wrong for Cuomo.

Of course, the difference is how they talked about them. Duh. I sholdn't have to explain that to a grown man. But you are so steeped in trump cultism that you can't think these things through.

/——/ Lame response. You can do better than Orange man bad

 

[pyetro]

In Louisiana, Dr. Josh Denson, a pulmonary medicine and critical care physician at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans, said that "many patients do fine and tolerate it, but I don't think it's making a difference."

'No miraculous recovery': Some ICU doctors say hydroxychloroquine isn't helping sickest patients

Many doctors suspect that if the drug does turn out to be beneficial, it may work better early on in the course of the illness.

www.nbcnews.com

It's nice to hear from doctors, as opposed to nicknames in message boards who tout the drug based on the sole fact that their favorite politician thinks it's awesome.

 

[Rambunctious]

So NBC news found one doctor that doesn't think it is working and you are convinced by that story?...see how fake news works on the simple minded?.....the drug is working on many people around the world...but NBC fake news finds one schmuck to say it doesn't and this moron makes a thread out of it......

 

[pyetro]

So NBC news found one doctor that doesn't think it is working and you are convinced by that story?...see how fake news works on the simple minded?.....the drug is working on many people around the world...but NBC fake news finds one schmuck to say it doesn't and this moron makes a thread out of it......

Please apologize for pretending that only one doctor was quoted in the article saying things you don't like.
Don't spread fake news in my thread's comments section. Tell truths only.
You didn't read the article or even what i typed in my OP, which stated that he wasn't the only doctor quoted.
You're extremely stupid, and you're butthurt because Trump's drug was overrated by him and you.

 

[Winco]

And you have found a person that got better.
Great, but that person might have gotten better on their own, like most recovering patients do.
It would be GREAT if hydroxychloroquine was a cure, but right now there is NO evidence one way or the other.

 

[Indeependent]

In Louisiana, Dr. Josh Denson, a pulmonary medicine and critical care physician at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans, said that "many patients do fine and tolerate it, but I don't think it's making a difference."

'No miraculous recovery': Some ICU doctors say hydroxychloroquine isn't helping sickest patients

Many doctors suspect that if the drug does turn out to be beneficial, it may work better early on in the course of the illness.

www.nbcnews.com

It's nice to hear from doctors, as opposed to nicknames in message boards who tout the drug based on the sole fact that their favorite politician thinks it's awesome.

And I also hear from MDs...how great President Trump has been for their careers and how they have no clue concerning C19.

 

[Indeependent]

And you have found a person that got better.
Great, but that person might have gotten better on their own, like most recovering patients do.
It would be GREAT if hydroxychloroquine was a cure, but right now there is NO evidence one way or the other.

Scary shit...no one has a clue.

 

[Muhammed]

And you have found a person that got better.
Great, but that person might have gotten better on their own, like most recovering patients do.
It would be GREAT if hydroxychloroquine was a cure, but right now there is NO evidence one way or the other.

That's a fucking lie.

 

[Winco]

And you have found a person that got better.
Great, but that person might have gotten better on their own, like most recovering patients do.
It would be GREAT if hydroxychloroquine was a cure, but right now there is NO evidence one way or the other.

That's a fucking lie.

Which part?
Line 1?
Line 2?
Line 3?

 

[fncceo]

Do you mean a pulmonologist?

What do the other 13,000 pulmonologists in America say?

 

[Rambunctious]

So NBC news found one doctor that doesn't think it is working and you are convinced by that story?...see how fake news works on the simple minded?.....the drug is working on many people around the world...but NBC fake news finds one schmuck to say it doesn't and this moron makes a thread out of it......

Please apologize for pretending that only one doctor was quoted in the article saying things you don't like.
Don't spread fake news in my thread's comments section. Tell truths only.
You didn't read the article or even what i typed in my OP, which stated that he wasn't the only doctor quoted.
You're extremely stupid, and you're butthurt because Trump's drug was overrated by him and you.

How many then?...four five?...six?.....the evidence is that it is working...so maybe those doctors need to catch up....it of course won't work in every case but you don't toss it out because Trump called for it do you?...maybe in your TDS mind you do...which says a lot about you.......

 

[Indeependent]

In Louisiana, Dr. Josh Denson, a pulmonary medicine and critical care physician at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans, said that "many patients do fine and tolerate it, but I don't think it's making a difference."

'No miraculous recovery': Some ICU doctors say hydroxychloroquine isn't helping sickest patients

Many doctors suspect that if the drug does turn out to be beneficial, it may work better early on in the course of the illness.

www.nbcnews.com

It's nice to hear from doctors, as opposed to nicknames in message boards who tout the drug based on the sole fact that their favorite politician thinks it's awesome.

Hmmm...try reading the article before you make an ass of yourself again.
There are not enough hospital beds to take in every person with a runny nose.
I suspect that every citizen will be required to take this medication to prevent entering the death phase.

 

[Rambunctious]

From the NBC fake news link you provided....
Typical fake news BS.....


"It's unclear how many hospitals across the country have tried hydroxychloroquine. While it appears many are, some are not"

What a joke.....is this a SNL skit or what?.....its a story only to try and prove Trump wrong....that's all it is.....

 

[Sunsettommy]

Lets see leftists ignore this latest CLINICAL STUDY, or try to explain it away.

Principia Scientific International

1,000+ Cured! THIRD French Study Affirms HCQ is COVID19 ‘Game Changer’

Published on April 10, 2020

Written by John O'Sullivan

EXCERPT:

The third clinical study for hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) as treatment for COVID19 by world-renowned infectious diseases specialist, Professor Didier Raoult again proves to be astonishingly successful. The ‘Trump Cure‘ had a success rate of 93% after only three days on the drugs.

Professor Raoult affirms that HCQ treatment in his clinical trials performed at IHU Méditerranée Infection, Marseille, France with a cohort of 1061 continues to provide an almost perfect rate of success.

Widely touted as the ‘Trump Cure’ in light of the US President’s strident claims the drug was a ‘gamechanger’ (March 21, 2020) a growing number of independent trials have been undertaken.

Despite huge criticism from the mainstream media for going against the advice of experts, it appears the empirical evidence once again comes down firmly on the side of Donald Trump.

LINK

 

[Muhammed]

And you have found a person that got better.
Great, but that person might have gotten better on their own, like most recovering patients do.
It would be GREAT if hydroxychloroquine was a cure, but right now there is NO evidence one way or the other.

That's a fucking lie.

Which part?
Line 1?
Line 2?
Line 3?

There are scientific studies that show it works. And us scientists also know it's mechanism of action. We know why it works.

 

[Rambunctious]

Dems don't want it to work...How sick is that?....

 

[Snouter]

The Fake News is trying their best to get idiots who apparently don't realize the sooner the cure is administered the more likely there is a positive outcome, to suggest the cure doesn't really work. I always thought getting antivenom after being bit by a rattlesnake could wait a few days. .Just do a Google news search and there is clever Fakes News, meanwhile there are many stories such as this...

For Charles Vavruska, it was nothing short of a miracle cure. Days after the 53-year-old City Council staffer arrived at New York Presbyterian-Queens hospital barely able to breathe and tested positive for COVID-19, doctors started him on the controversial drug cocktail of hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malarial, and azithromycin, an antibiotic. Although Vavruska said he felt almost immediately better, he wishes the urgent-care doctor he went to see in the early days of his flu-like symptoms in mid-March could have prescribed a similar treatment before he grew progressively worse and ended up in a hospital room...

Doctors, pols urge earlier use of ‘miracle’ coronavirus drug cocktail

A growing number of experts believe that an effective way to control the spiraling pandemic is to prescribe the anti-malarial at the first sign of symptoms.

nypost.com

Note: folks the last thing you want to do is go to a hospital ever. There are always tons of weird bacteria and viruses. A decade ago, they used put up signs, wash your hands after using the elevator, etc. which is why you should wear gloves in public. Also, physicians in hospitals often have some "book knowledge" necessary to pass exams at colleges and university in which they got in as a result of diversity, but rarely do they keep up with current trends and actually have diverse experience. Also, high dose zinc combined with the anti-Malaria drug has been found to be even more effective in stopping influenza type virus cell replication...wait for it...in a peer reviewed study a decade ago!

The point is the Kung Flu cure medication should be available at all the local urgent-care facilities. Absolutely no need to go to a "primary care" assuming you have one, I don't, or the local ER.

 

[westwall]

In Louisiana, Dr. Josh Denson, a pulmonary medicine and critical care physician at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans, said that "many patients do fine and tolerate it, but I don't think it's making a difference."

'No miraculous recovery': Some ICU doctors say hydroxychloroquine isn't helping sickest patients

Many doctors suspect that if the drug does turn out to be beneficial, it may work better early on in the course of the illness.

www.nbcnews.com

It's nice to hear from doctors, as opposed to nicknames in message boards who tout the drug based on the sole fact that their favorite politician thinks it's awesome.

Which means he isn't thinking.

 

[pyetro]

Do you mean a pulmonologist?

What do the other 13,000 pulmonologists in America say?

No article has ever quoted 13,000 doctors.
Moron.