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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Yeah, I've looked into the Hydroxycloroquine and that doctor in particular from Westchester NY but at this stage and with my current symptoms it may not be necessary. Today is an improvement and I would be optimistic if tomorrow is an equal step in the right direction. I'd definitely feel more confident then about being able to self-resolve this.Oh OK
He seems to be improving but he must do what he feels is appropriate for his own health and welfare
He seems to be improving but he must do what he feels is appropriate for his own health and welfare
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Originally Posted By TheIronAsylum⏩
Possibly, but it seems like it just has a different effect on people (not sure why). For instance, OP mentioned he lives in NYC with his fiance, so presumably she has it by now due to exposure to OP, but the only symptoms OP has reported for her was a headache...i feel like theres multiple strains of this and they arent telling us mostly due to how differently ppl are hit
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I've heard that high-dose vitamin C is being used to treat patients with COVID-19. Does it work? And should I take vitamin C to prevent infection with the COVID-19 virus?
Some critically ill patients with COVID-19 have been treated with high doses of intravenous (IV) vitamin C in the hope that it will hasten recovery. However, there is no clear or convincing scientific evidence that it works for COVID-19 infections, and it is not a standard part of treatment for this new infection. A study is underway in China to determine if this treatment is useful for patients with severe COVID-19; results are expected in the fall.
The idea that high-dose IV vitamin C might help in overwhelming infections is not new. A 2017 study found that high-dose IV vitamin C treatment (along with thiamine and corticosteroids) appeared to prevent deaths among people with sepsis, a form of overwhelming infection causing dangerously low blood pressure and organ failure. Another study published last year assessed the effect of high-dose vitamin C infusions among patients with severe infections who had sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), in which the lungs fill with fluid. While the study's main measures of improvement did not improve within the first four days of vitamin C therapy, there was a lower death rate at 28 days among treated patients. Though neither of these studies looked at vitamin C use in patients with COVID-19, the vitamin therapy was specifically given for sepsis and ARDS, and these are the most common conditions leading to intensive care unit admission, ventilator support, or death among those with severe COVID-19 infections.
Regarding prevention, there is no evidence that taking vitamin C will help prevent infection with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. While standard doses of vitamin C are generally harmless, high doses can cause a number of side effects, including nausea, cramps, and an increased risk of kidney stones.
Some critically ill patients with COVID-19 have been treated with high doses of intravenous (IV) vitamin C in the hope that it will hasten recovery. However, there is no clear or convincing scientific evidence that it works for COVID-19 infections, and it is not a standard part of treatment for this new infection. A study is underway in China to determine if this treatment is useful for patients with severe COVID-19; results are expected in the fall.
The idea that high-dose IV vitamin C might help in overwhelming infections is not new. A 2017 study found that high-dose IV vitamin C treatment (along with thiamine and corticosteroids) appeared to prevent deaths among people with sepsis, a form of overwhelming infection causing dangerously low blood pressure and organ failure. Another study published last year assessed the effect of high-dose vitamin C infusions among patients with severe infections who had sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), in which the lungs fill with fluid. While the study's main measures of improvement did not improve within the first four days of vitamin C therapy, there was a lower death rate at 28 days among treated patients. Though neither of these studies looked at vitamin C use in patients with COVID-19, the vitamin therapy was specifically given for sepsis and ARDS, and these are the most common conditions leading to intensive care unit admission, ventilator support, or death among those with severe COVID-19 infections.
Regarding prevention, there is no evidence that taking vitamin C will help prevent infection with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. While standard doses of vitamin C are generally harmless, high doses can cause a number of side effects, including nausea, cramps, and an increased risk of kidney stones.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
You might be right in a general sense but im pretty sure its different in extreme measures.65-90mg is recommended daily
2000mg is considered extremely high
There’s no significant side effects as you’ll just pee it out, but the symptoms do line up rather freakishly with what you are currently experiencing ..
Worth considering at least
There’s a chit load of bollox written about bodybuilding
There’s twice as much written about supplements and vitamins
No effect
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...001.tb143618.x
No effect
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1536802/
2000mg is considered extremely high
There’s no significant side effects as you’ll just pee it out, but the symptoms do line up rather freakishly with what you are currently experiencing ..
Worth considering at least
There’s a chit load of bollox written about bodybuilding
There’s twice as much written about supplements and vitamins
No effect
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...001.tb143618.x
No effect
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1536802/
The reports were nyc was treating it with vitamin c. And they started with 1500 mg of intravenous vitamic. Up to 3 or 4 doses a day. So, up to 6000 mg.
The people who were worse were getting vitamin c, hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin and a few other things
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
I'm not going to tell you what to take, but, do some research on baking soda, olive leaf extract, and mushroom extracts and see if you think those could maybe benefit you. I'm glad to see you are taking oregano oil.I've seriously upped my immune support regimen and it seems to be helping.
Emergen-C packet (1000mg Vit C) every 3-4 hours.
Zinc Lozenges
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Turmeric Powder
Quercetin 500mg 2x a day
Oregano Oil
Different teas such as Peppermint and Licorice teas
+normal daily vitamins
Emergen-C packet (1000mg Vit C) every 3-4 hours.
Zinc Lozenges
Elderberry Lozenges
Turmeric Powder
Quercetin 500mg 2x a day
Oregano Oil
Different teas such as Peppermint and Licorice teas
+normal daily vitamins
03-31-2020, 07:54 AM
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will be good if you can get some lipo****l vitamin c, that healed my flu always no doctors, 2 3 packs of lip vit c and sleep a 39 degree fever drops to nothing, something about lipo****l making the vit c pass through blood barrier, normal vit c does not have such of a high bioavailability
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
where did you get all this? amazon deliveries are backed up arent theyI've seriously upped my immune support regimen and it seems to be helping.
Emergen-C packet (1000mg Vit C) every 3-4 hours.
Zinc Lozenges
Elderberry Lozenges
Turmeric Powder
Quercetin 500mg 2x a day
Oregano Oil
Different teas such as Peppermint and Licorice teas
+normal daily vitamins
Emergen-C packet (1000mg Vit C) every 3-4 hours.
Zinc Lozenges
Elderberry Lozenges
Turmeric Powder
Quercetin 500mg 2x a day
Oregano Oil
Different teas such as Peppermint and Licorice teas
+normal daily vitamins
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On that Turmeric, Vitamin C, Zinc, and Selenium time myself. So far so good
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
2nd straight day of improvement. I'm optimistic that I've pushed through this, but still cautious because I did have a reprieve from the symptoms last week before things got worse again.How you feeling today OPie?
Welp it can only be prescribed under direct medical supervision to specific hospitalised patients and basically makes those taking it live clinical trial patients
Welp it can only be prescribed under direct medical supervision to specific hospitalised patients and basically makes those taking it live clinical trial patients
My lung capacity seems like it's going to take some time to get back to where it was before this.
Originally Posted By IronBrahh⏩
Yes amazon is really backed up, it was impossible to get an oximeter from amazon in under 2 weeks.where did you get all this? amazon deliveries are backed up arent they
I had a family member go to a local health food/vitamin place that had everything in stock still and deliver it to me.
03-31-2020, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By darkninja67⏩
aware me on Turmeric...(srs)On that Turmeric, Vitamin C, Zinc, and Selenium time myself. So far so good
03-31-2020, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
not true, I emailed my doc and he will prescribe it to me if I have covid symptomsHow you feeling today OPie?
Welp it can only be prescribed under direct medical supervision to specific hospitalised patients and basically makes those taking it live clinical trial patients
Welp it can only be prescribed under direct medical supervision to specific hospitalised patients and basically makes those taking it live clinical trial patients
He claims it’s hard to get test results back but he has been prescribing it for his patients that have covid symptoms
Said to take the zync 2 hours after the other 2 medicines
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Originally Posted By ZeroPercentTip⏩
Good for inflammation and supposedly immune system as well, though it's not indicated specifically for that. I use it for the arthritis in my knee and it has done some good.aware me on Turmeric...(srs)
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Get well soon! Hope you feel better.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Lab testing has been a huge advancement over the years for the medical field. However, like radiology imaging, it's not perfect. False positives/negatives can happen and doctors should still be allowed to exercise clinical judgement when making their final diagnoses.That’s medically unethical IMHO but whatever
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How are things going today?
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Isn't anywhere from 80-100 average for you o2 levels? Im pretty sick, don't think its corona but definitely my chest and throat feels a bit depressed. Im taking 1,000mg vitamin C, 30mg zma, and 5,000iu of vitamin D. Think I should probably bump up my vitamin C intake? Really glad to hear you're feeling better op. Keep us updated!
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
Today is very encouraging, 3rd straight day of improvement. My remaining symptoms are the cough which is less intense but can still get me into a coughing fit which then causes a headache. My body feels really lethargic but not the flu ache/fatigue, just more like it's been through some chit and it can't be pushed to do much still.How are things going today?
Originally Posted By ImportantPerson⏩
You really don't want your spO2 to drop below 90 from what I understand.Isn't anywhere from 80-100 average for you o2 levels? Im pretty sick, don't think its corona but definitely my chest and throat feels a bit depressed. Im taking 1,000mg vitamin C, 30mg zma, and 5,000iu of vitamin D. Think I should probably bump up my vitamin C intake? Really glad to hear you're feeling better op. Keep us updated!
I've been at 3000-4000mg vitamin C and 40-50mg of zinc daily for the past 5 days or so in addition to a ton of other immune support supplements and natural anti inflammitories.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Good to hear. Hopefully things will continue steadily getting better.Today is very encouraging, 3rd straight day of improvement. My remaining symptoms are the cough which is less intense but can still get me into a coughing fit which then causes a headache. My body feels really lethargic but not the flu ache/fatigue, just more like it's been through some chit and it can't be pushed to do much still.
You really don't want your spO2 to drop below 90 from what I understand.
I've been at 3000-4000mg vitamin C and 40-50mg of zinc daily for the past 5 days or so in addition to a ton of other immune support supplements and natural anti inflammitories.
You really don't want your spO2 to drop below 90 from what I understand.
I've been at 3000-4000mg vitamin C and 40-50mg of zinc daily for the past 5 days or so in addition to a ton of other immune support supplements and natural anti inflammitories.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Good to hear you are on the mend. I'm starting to believe that the immune system support is the most important aspect of recovery.Today is very encouraging, 3rd straight day of improvement. My remaining symptoms are the cough which is less intense but can still get me into a coughing fit which then causes a headache. My body feels really lethargic but not the flu ache/fatigue, just more like it's been through some chit and it can't be pushed to do much still.
You really don't want your spO2 to drop below 90 from what I understand.
I've been at 3000-4000mg vitamin C and 40-50mg of zinc daily for the past 5 days or so in addition to a ton of other immune support supplements and natural anti inflammitories.
You really don't want your spO2 to drop below 90 from what I understand.
I've been at 3000-4000mg vitamin C and 40-50mg of zinc daily for the past 5 days or so in addition to a ton of other immune support supplements and natural anti inflammitories.
For lung recovery, you need lysine + Vit C according to this RN working in the research field.
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Originally Posted By ImportantPerson⏩
I got sick a bunch of years ago, hit me like a ton of bricks. Acute bronchitis with some fluid buildup in the lungs. My blood O2 was 82%. I went to work that morning feeling it come on, but didn't think much of it. A couple hours later I barely made it to the car from my office building (my bro picked me up), they put me in a wheelchair in the ER but I had to stand for chest xrays. I almost passed out and the tech had to catch me.Isn't anywhere from 80-100 average for you o2 levels? Im pretty sick, don't think its corona but definitely my chest and throat feels a bit depressed. Im taking 1,000mg vitamin C, 30mg zma, and 5,000iu of vitamin D. Think I should probably bump up my vitamin C intake? Really glad to hear you're feeling better op. Keep us updated!
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Curious to know if OP is as in shape or not. Obviously he looks so in his avi but that could be old, he could’ve used illegal stuff to get in the shape. Did you do cardio, OP? Do you know what your resting heart rate was before you got sick?
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Originally Posted By Chargr⏩
I'm getting zinc from a few different sources. It's in the emergen-c packets I take which should be available at walmarts, gnc, ect...Hope you continue to recover OP.
What are some good zinc supplement Brands? Specifically on Amazon ?
If not amazon, any that I can pick up at GNC, Walmart, target, etc
What are some good zinc supplement Brands? Specifically on Amazon ?
If not amazon, any that I can pick up at GNC, Walmart, target, etc
There's zinc in a joint supplement I take.
And then I'm taking zinc lozenges which were from a local health food/vitamin store.
Originally Posted By Mercworx⏩
Got tested at an urgent care, City MD. It's a nasal swab that goes as far up your nose as possible for a few seconds in each nostril. Minor discomfort, not painful.Where did you go to get tested and whats the test like?
Originally Posted By Blasting⏩
Yes in shape. Avi is representative of my physique, maybe a bit leaner now but I'm sure the last 3 weeks have cost me some muscle mass. I've never used anything illegal to get in shape and I do cardio on and off as my schedule/time/motivation allows. I don't recall what my resting heart rate was prior to getting sick but it's always been low and in the same range most athletes generally see. I also have always had low blood pressure.Curious to know if OP is as in shape or not. Obviously he looks so in his avi but that could be old, he could’ve used illegal stuff to get in the shape. Did you do cardio, OP? Do you know what your resting heart rate was before you got sick?
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Originally Posted By ImportantPerson⏩
No. if you're checking your oxygen on your finger and are not a smoker or have COPD, etc then your o2 should be above 94% with a RR between 12-16 if you're not exercising or if you're just sitting around miscing. And more like 98% in reality. If you're breathing 20 times a minute because you're walking up some stairs or something your oxygen shouldn't drop because your increased breathing rate has compensated for what you need.Isn't anywhere from 80-100 average for you o2 levels?
You may be hearing/reading about your oxygen levels on blood draws like an ABG/VBG, where oxygen consumption can be determined.
lol OP you have me convinced that my negative test result was a false negative or because I didn't swab deep enough. your experiences, patient experiences and mine all mirror so closely it's crazy.
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Glad to hear your are recovering.
How is your girlfriend doing? You mentioned some symptoms days ago - hoping she’s managed to avoid this.
How is your girlfriend doing? You mentioned some symptoms days ago - hoping she’s managed to avoid this.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
Yah if you are past the worst of it I'd just wait it out. You wont provide any real data for them to study the effects if you are already getting better. Also sorta better to leave those drugs for people that might actually need them.Yeah, I've looked into the Hydroxycloroquine and that doctor in particular from Westchester NY but at this stage and with my current symptoms it may not be necessary. Today is an improvement and I would be optimistic if tomorrow is an equal step in the right direction. I'd definitely feel more confident then about being able to self-resolve this.
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Originally Posted By veggie530⏩
Could be, I've heard of people getting tested negative at first and then later getting a positive test. There's a lot of faulty tests from what I understand.No. if you're checking your oxygen on your finger and are not a smoker or have COPD, etc then your o2 should be above 94% with a RR between 12-16 if you're not exercising or if you're just sitting around miscing. And more like 98% in reality. If you're breathing 20 times a minute because you're walking up some stairs or something your oxygen shouldn't drop because your increased breathing rate has compensated for what you need.
You may be hearing/reading about your oxygen levels on blood draws like an ABG/VBG, where oxygen consumption can be determined.
lol OP you have me convinced that my negative test result was a false negative or because I didn't swab deep enough. your experiences, patient experiences and mine all mirror so closely it's crazy.
You may be hearing/reading about your oxygen levels on blood draws like an ABG/VBG, where oxygen consumption can be determined.
lol OP you have me convinced that my negative test result was a false negative or because I didn't swab deep enough. your experiences, patient experiences and mine all mirror so closely it's crazy.
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She's entirely asymptomatic, no idea how but that's great for her obviously.Glad to hear your are recovering.
How is your girlfriend doing? You mentioned some symptoms days ago - hoping she’s managed to avoid this.
How is your girlfriend doing? You mentioned some symptoms days ago - hoping she’s managed to avoid this.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
There's no chance in hell she wasn't exposed, but supposedly 25% of people are completely asymptomatic, so hopefully she's one of the lucky ones. Another thing that's coming out of research is that this is hitting men much harder than women.Could be, I've heard of people getting tested negative at first and then later getting a positive test. There's a lot of faulty tests from what I understand.
She's entirely asymptomatic, no idea how but that's great for her obviously.
She's entirely asymptomatic, no idea how but that's great for her obviously.
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