No, I don't get it. The guy went to the doctor on Wednesday and died on Thursday. The other one was only in the hospital a week before he died. They had sore throats just like the other 3 who are in the hospital.
Are you saying that every time I get a sore throat I should see my doctor and immediately take the de-wormer and malaria drug? Sounds like a lot of medical bills to me.
Plus the doctor can't be that fucking stupid to prescribe you an unapproved medication because if you die afterwards, your family could sue him/her right out of business.
Seems of the six co-workers the only smart one is the one who was vaccinated and never contracted the virus in the first place. WINNER!
Gee, too bad they weren't treated before they dropped dead as they usually do w/o treatment i.e., ivermectin and/or hydroxy.
Oh my. And it wasn't long ago that you were saying COVID was 99% non-fatal. No different than the flu, just less dangerous.
Now you seem to be saying the only "treatments" possible are HCQ and ivermectin, both of which have been rejected as ineffective by the medical community.
But there ARE other treatments, I'm afraid. There's remdesivir, though after some initial enthusiasm, it seems to be less effective than initially thought. But for people with severe symptoms, dexamethasone is very helpful. And the best treatment seems to be monoclonal antibodies. Trump received them, but at that time they were in very short supply.
Now, apparently, they're more widely available. I see TV commercials urging anyone who'd diagnosed with COVID to call his or her doctor and ask about them.
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