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post 1611880891 07-28-2020, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted By CellyTech⏩
How many dinks have you touched?
Probably 10-20, mostly to insert catheters into old guys dinks
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Originally Posted By Jms89⏩
Have you tried injecting lysol?
Is that like synthol?
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
If you ain't tickling their brain then you're not in far enough.

Btw can someone remind me how to multi quote so I don't have to do each reply individually, haven't posted in a long time..
select the ones you want to quote (in pic below) then this reply on any of them
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
Haven't posted in a long long time but since covid is all that anyone talks about these days, fire away
Where are you located and how many have you treated?
Tell us about the most common symptoms and how to stay safe.
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Originally Posted By Lefticle⏩
Does hydroxychloroquine + zinc + zithromax work?
There haven't been any solid studies to really answer that question at this stage. Lots of studies have been published but with biases and pretty poor data which effectively make them useless.
Probably the best study so far looked at HCQ and azithro in a randomised controlled study (the best type of study there is) and found no benefit (link below). They didn't use zinc though. Our hospital is running a trial currently looking at zinc but its in the early stages

https://www.nejm.org.acs.hcn.com.au/...=featured_home
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how's that censorship america?

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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
There haven't been any solid studies to really answer that question at this stage. Lots of studies have been published but with biases and pretty poor data which effectively make them useless.
Probably the best study so far looked at HCQ and azithro in a randomised controlled study (the best type of study there is) and found no benefit (link below). They didn't use zinc though. Our hospital is running a trial currently looking at zinc but its in the early stages

https://www.nejm.org.acs.hcn.com.au/...=featured_home
Zinc is pretty well known to abate the initial infection process in the nose and throat of actual coronaviruses. See Zicam. The chit works against the common cold which is the same type of virus. No reason to believe it would not be effective against SARS-CoV2. Less profit for pharmas if this is known though.
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post 1611882781 07-28-2020, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted By paulinkansas⏩
When do you predict the economy will return back to normal? (Airline flights, cruise ships, tourism etc back to pre-covid levels)
Until we get a vaccine or some form of more effective treatment it won't be any time soon. Till we get back to completely normal like it was? Couple years I'd say
Originally Posted By miscinbro⏩
What country are you in? How’s it look there?
Australia.
It was looking good but then my state has had a resurgence so its gone back to sh*t
Originally Posted By drvillain⏩
how are your gains
Not the most not the best, got a labral tear in my shoulder and hamstring tear in my leg meaning I can't do much. Going to get a shoulder reco later this year then I'll be back to my avi
Originally Posted By terrorgunt⏩
Can you still fuk when on a ventilator dying of COVID?
If someone gave you enough viagra or cialis then probably, if you're on a ventilator though you're generally sedated so you wouldn't even know. Sorry brah
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post 1611883211 07-28-2020, 08:43 AM
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Strong stats + avi comparable to chestbrah. Did you stay on tech during your schooling
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What kind of doctor? Internal med?
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
Is it just a flu?
Unfortunately I don't think so. How much more severely unwell we are seeing patients become + the sheer volume of patients that are requiring hospitalisation is more than any flu season Ive seen (and the flu season last year was our worst for a while).

Originally Posted By KathleenRyan⏩
Give me the tl;dr of how many and how bad the cases are, and who's affected.
Currently we've got about 70 patients in hospital, 10 or so in ICU.
If you're in hospital then you're disease is pretty bad by definition.
Id say its 10% people aged 30-50 yrs, 30% 50-70 yrs and 60% 80+ yrs

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This.

And do you check your prostrate gland with your fist?
I get my gf to do it, more fun that way for the both of us
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How many tiddiez have you felt professionally? Ever get turned on from it?
Ehhh not as many as dinks I've touched, probably 10 pairs of boobs, all in elderly women so definitely did not get turned on

Originally Posted By climberbrah⏩
how many people that are reasonably fit with no prior health issues actually seriously affected?


read that 30k military members in USA have had COVID with only THREE deaths........in the entire 1mm+ force.
By seriously affected do you mean wind up in hospital? Certainly the majority have an underlying condition(s) but we do have perfectly healthy people in their 30's and 40's requiring ICU support. Some people seem to get a hyper inflammatory response and ARDS that requires ICU support, usually younger people.
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post 1611883971 07-28-2020, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
There haven't been any solid studies to really answer that question at this stage. Lots of studies have been published but with biases and pretty poor data which effectively make them useless.
Probably the best study so far looked at HCQ and azithro in a randomised controlled study (the best type of study there is) and found no benefit (link below). They didn't use zinc though. Our hospital is running a trial currently looking at zinc but its in the early stages

https://www.nejm.org.acs.hcn.com.au/...=featured_home
Have you ever treated a covid patient with this combo?

If so, how did it work?
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Do yo say nh when you touch a patient's dick/nipples/butt/knees?
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
Until we get a vaccine or some form of more effective treatment it won't be any time soon. Till we get back to completely normal like it was? Couple years I'd say


Australia.
It was looking good but then my state has had a resurgence so its gone back to sh*t


Not the most not the best, got a labral tear in my shoulder and hamstring tear in my leg meaning I can't do much. Going to get a shoulder reco later this year then I'll be back to my avi


If someone gave you enough viagra or cialis then probably, if you're on a ventilator though you're generally sedated so you wouldn't even know. Sorry brah
Do you feel weird touting a vaccine as the "end-all, be-all" of treating this virus-while scoffing at Hydrox., Zmapp and Zinc because "there are no studies". Meanwhile-the vaccines being pushed are an EXPERIMENTAL type-being rushed for delivery and mass production?


Don't you see the contradiction there?
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post 1611884731 07-28-2020, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted By ****inator⏩
https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/...ss-conference/

What do you think about what the docs said at capitol hill?

Video got deleted on youtube,...
I agree with the paediatrician that children get mild if any disease so parents shouldn't be fearful for their children.

That nigerian doctor seems like a moron tbh. A study showing that HCQ improved hiccups in patients (?which study) means f*ck all. And her anecdotal evidence that she gives her patients HCQ and they don't die is useless b/c they were probably going to survive anyway. She's also a primary care physician so the patients she is seeing with covid who are waking into her office wouldn't have significant disease (else they'd be going to hospital), so again, them surviving doesn't tell us much.

I didn't watch the rest, were there certain parts you wanted me to comment on?

Btw
A pretty good study published in NEJM (highest regarded medical journal in the world) looked at HCQ and didn't find much benefit. I posted it above.
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post 1611885111 07-28-2020, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Lefticle⏩
Does hydroxychloroquine + zinc + zithromax work?
Has this been answered? A doctor in Houston has cured 350 patients with this combination from ages 7 - 70 something with even many underlying medical issues with success.
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Dear Mr. Australian Doctor Bro OP Guy,

Has the past 4 months or so been the most stressful of your career? Nurses complains up 10 fold?

Covid has disrupted the world obviously, but med. professionals, for the most part are pretty head strong vs. other jobs. Curious how your co-workers are holding up.
Just trying hard to not be a fat sack-o-chit.

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Originally Posted By ispy⏩
what medicine, if any, have you prescribed to your patients to help them deal with covid19?
Dexamethasone and remdesivir in selected patients. Theres evidence they are either not beneficial or possibly even harmful if given to patients not meeting certain criteria (mainly needing oxygen to maintain their O2 sats or having O2 sats <94% on room air) so we choose patients who get them carefully.
Originally Posted By Sandmang27⏩
Have you ever been out to a restaurant or on a plane and someone yells out "OMG, is anyone here a doctor this poor man needs help" or something similar so you rush over and say "I'm a doctor" and they ask what kind of doctor and you say "M.D." and they tell you to GTFO because they need a real doctor who has a PHD in women's studies because the guy is actually just manspreading?

Spoiler!
srs question, does it seem like ventilators caused more harm then good and would just putting people on oxygen help most people a lot more?
Lmaoo strong scenario. Can't say I've had the pleasure of being upstaged by someone with a PHD in social sciences or womens studies. I'd probably tell them to gift if they did though
If people are in respiratory failure then they need to be ventilated or they will eventually continue to decompensated and then die. However I think we are less quick to ventilate them than patients who need ventilation for other reasons, HOWEVER I'm not an ICU doctor so don't take what I say as gospel. At the end of the day its their call who gets ventilated and who doesn't
Originally Posted By NeednOut⏩
are you a GP or specialist ? and what is your salary(Not being nosy, just curious)
Specialist in training. Internal med currently then planning on doing gastroenterology
Current salary is ~150k per year, after taxes though its more like 110k (our taxation system sucks)
Originally Posted By ****inator⏩
Are you asian? Srs?
Nah man caucasian /white
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
I didn't watch the rest, were there certain parts you wanted me to comment on?

Btw
A pretty good study published in NEJM (highest regarded medical journal in the world) looked at HCQ and didn't find much benefit. I posted it above.
How about the part where the Nigerian doctor talks about HCQ being used as a preventative measure. Pretty significant for her to say they are treating Covid positive patients with just a simple mask and that none of her staff has tested positive.
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Originally Posted By niospecv⏩
Has this been answered? A doctor in Houston has cured 350 patients with this combination from ages 7 - 70 something with even many underlying medical issues with success.
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
There haven't been any solid studies to really answer that question at this stage. Lots of studies have been published but with biases and pretty poor data which effectively make them useless.
Probably the best study so far looked at HCQ and azithro in a randomised controlled study (the best type of study there is) and found no benefit (link below). They didn't use zinc though. Our hospital is running a trial currently looking at zinc but its in the early stages

https://www.nejm.org.acs.hcn.com.au/...=featured_home
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
Specialist in training. Internal med currently then planning on doing gastroenterology
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
Where are you located and how many have you treated?
Tell us about the most common symptoms and how to stay safe.
Australia
Treated ~50 odd
Most common symptoms would be cough, shortness of breath and fever. I'm seeing a skewed sample though b/c I only see patients unwell enough to present to hospital.
Best ways to stay safe are actually really simple- wear a mask if in close contact with others, stay 1.5m apart, wash your hands. Simple things that would go a long way to reducing transmission
Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle⏩
how's that censorship america?

https://vimeo.com/442244712

It's all about politics and money for corona. Gotta get that Vaccine!!! Canada has been using 3 layer protocol for months and deaths are SUPER LOW.
Originally Posted By terrorgunt⏩
Zinc is pretty well known to abate the initial infection process in the nose and throat of actual coronaviruses. See Zicam. The chit works against the common cold which is the same type of virus. No reason to believe it would not be effective against SARS-CoV2. Less profit for pharmas if this is known though.
Are you talking about this review?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21328251/

Common cold is caused by 3-4 different viruses, the commonest being rhinovirus then coronavirus. However 'coronavirus' is really just a group of viruses that have a similar structure. They cause a wide spectrum of disease. Obviously covid is a subtype of coronavirus that causes much more severe illness in some than the common cold type of coronavirus

I don't know if I buy into the pharma profit thing in this case, dexamethasone is cheap as anything and has proven evidence and so we use it when needed. Pharma sure aint making money when we do that
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Strong stats + avi comparable to chestbrah. Did you stay on tech during your schooling
I actually did ride a bicycle during med school back when I had more time to focus on lifting. Good times
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hes a MD not a economist/financial market analyst

Op: have you smashed any patients?
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
What kind of doctor? Internal med?
Correct, then aiming to specialise in gastroenterology
Originally Posted By Lefticle⏩
Have you ever treated a covid patient with this combo?

If so, how did it work?
Can't say I have. The whole HCQ/azithro/zinc thing hasn't really caught much traction in Australia. Would be great if it demonstrates efficacy however I am skeptical that it will
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Do yo say nh when you touch a patient's dick/nipples/butt/knees?
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Originally Posted By pev91⏩
I actually did ride a bicycle during med school back when I had more time to focus on lifting. Good times
Me thinks you’ll need to re ride for a minute to go back to your avi
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