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Laura Ingraham's show on FNC tonight (10PM timeslot) had some interesting stuff.
She again talked about hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin and how they show promise.
She interviewed a guy who was strugging with coronavirus for 9 days and thought he was going to die. Fever and difficulty breathing, no conventional meds helped. He heard about hydroxychloroquine and asked his doc to off-label approve it for him. The doc did. He didn't mention azithromycin, but recall that in the French study, hydroxychloroquine alone did great things (57% cure versus 12.5% control, with 100% cure for the combination). Also he may have been given both, but just didn't mention the azithromycin, no way to know unless she follows up with him in future shows and asks directly.
He took the first dose Friday night and went to sleep. In the morning on Saturday he said he woke up and took a deep full breath. What the hell? Then he noticed the fever was gone, and he felt like he had nothing, felt totally normal. He kept taking his doses, and he told her on the show tonight that's he's being discharged from the hospital soon, I think he said tomorrow. Most hospitals don't discharge unless you've had two negative COVID-19 tests in a row, which means his body is probably clear of detectable virus... just like in the French study. Interesting, no?
I predicted that anecdotal successes would start pouring in this week. This looks like the first one, hopefully of many.
I suspect there will be many more to follow this week. Laura also interviewed an infectious disease specialist at LSU who said her hospital and other area hospitals are giving hydroxychloroquine to quite a number of patients right now, and are watching to see what happens. Again no mention of azithromycin, but maybe they're giving it too and she just didn't mention it.
Azithromycin is so well-known, widely-used and quite low in side effects that I would think that, given the French study's impressive results with both, that many docs would give both, not just hydroxychloroquine alone. I don't know what the deal is with that. It might be clarified in the coming days though.
Keep your fingers crossed.
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