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I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I

 
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Did I miss it, or was there no mention of hydroxychloroquine being tried? Or does pre-existing TDS precludes its use? I'm also wondering how many unnecessary deaths intubation has been causing (the "doc" quoted in the article says over 70% with a tube die, and nothing says the other 30% wouldn't have lived anyhow). It sounds like a very typical western medical practice, in that it's half-meant to kill you, but hell, "at least we tried." You're probably be better off hitting the sauna with a bag of herbal educated guesses from iherb than letting these half-wit egomaniacs get their hands on you.
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It was hidden, they used the trade name Plaquenil instead of the hydroxy.
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Plaquenil (hydroxychloroquine) which has weak ACE2 blockade doesn't appear to be a savior of any kind in our patient population. Theoretically, it may have some prophylactic properties but so far it is difficult to see the benefit to our hospitalized patients, but we are using it and the studies will tell. With Plaquenil's potential QT prolongation and liver toxic effects (both particularly problematic in covid 19 patients), I am not longer selectively prescribing this medication as I stated on a previous post.
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Doc should know it has nothing to do with ACE2. The drug has some effect on zinc being pushed into the cell which stunts viral replication. At least that is the brief summation of the theory I have read. Funny how every other doctor has literally reported 100% success. One doctor prescribes zinc with it.

Holy fuck, how many of us might seriously die because of untreated TDS?!? Hating Trump has become part of some people’s self-worth. If they do not hate with purity then they have failed as a person.
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Did I miss it, or was there no mention of hydroxychloroquine being tried? Or does pre-existing TDS precludes its use? I'm also wondering how many unnecessary deaths intubation has been causing (the "doc" quoted in the article says over 70% with a tube die, and nothing says the other 30% wouldn't have lived anyhow). It sounds like a very typical western medical practice, in that it's half-meant to kill you, but hell, "at least we tried." You're probably be better off hitting the sauna with a bag of herbal educated guesses from iherb than letting these half-wit egomaniacs get their hands on you.
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"Plaquenil which has weak ACE2 blockade doesn't appear to be a savior of any kind in our patient population. Theoretically, it may have some prophylactic properties but so far it is difficult to see the benefit to our hospitalized patients, but we are using it and the studies will tell. With Plaquenil's potential QT prolongation and liver toxic effects (both particularly problematic in covid 19 patients), I am not longer selectively prescribing this medication as I stated on a previous post."
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The doctor's message was clarified by someone else, also on the TexasAG board. His clarifications are in parentheses. It helped me understand some of the unfamiliar terms. Here is what he said:

I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I know.

Clinical course is predictable.
2-11 days after exposure (day 5 on average) flu like symptoms start. Common are fever, headache, dry cough, myalgias (general muscular pain; back pain indicated as common), nausea without vomiting, abdominal discomfort with some diarrhea, loss of smell, anorexia, fatigue.

Day 5 of symptoms- increased SOB (shortness of breath), and bilateral viral pneumonia (double pneumonia) from direct viral damage to lung parenchyma (the portion of the lung involved in gas transfer - the alveoli, alveolar ducts and respiratory bronchioles.)

Day 10- Cytokine storm (overproduction of immune cells and their activating compounds (cytokines), signaling an inflammatory response flaring out of control) leading to acute ARDS (Acute respiratory distress syndrome) and multiorgan failure. You can literally watch it happen in a matter of hours.

81% mild symptoms, 14% severe symptoms requiring hospitalization, 5% critical.

Patient presentation is varied. Patients are coming in hypoxic (poor oxygen saturation; below 90%) even 75% without dyspnea (labored breathing). I have seen Covid patients present with encephalopathy (brain injury, headache), renal (kidney) failure from dehydration, DKA (Diabetic ketoacidosis: occurs when the body starts breaking down fat at a rate that is much too fast. The liver processes the fat into a fuel called ketones, which causes the blood to become acidic). I have seen the bilateral interstitial pneumonia on the xray of the asymptomatic shoulder dislocation or on the CT's of the (respiratory) asymptomatic polytrauma patient. Essentially if they are in my ER, they have it. Seen three positive flu swabs in 2 weeks and all three had Covid 19 as well. Somehow this ***** has told all other disease processes to get out of town.

China reported 15% cardiac involvement. I have seen covid 19 patients present with myocarditis, pericarditis, new onset CHF (Congestive heart failure) and new onset atrial fibrillation. I still order a troponin, but no cardiologist will treat no matter what the number in a suspected Covid 19 patient. Even our non covid 19 STEMIs (ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction; serious heart attack) at all of our facilities are getting TPA (Tissue plasminogen activator used to dissolve blood clots) in the ED (Emergency Department) and rescue PCI (Percutaneous Coronary Intervention; aka angioplasty with stint) at 60 minutes only if TPA fails.

Diagnostic
CXR (Chest X-Ray)- bilateral interstitial pneumonia (anecdotally starts most often in the RLL (lower lobe of the right lung) so bilateral on CXR is not required). The hypoxia does not correlate with the CXR findings. Their lungs do not sound bad. Keep your stethoscope in your pocket and evaluate with your eyes and pulse ox.


Labs- WBC (white blood cell count) low, Lymphocytes low, platelets lower than their normal, Procalcitonin (substance produced in response to bacterial infections but also in response to tissue injury) normal in 95%.
CRP (C-Reactive Protein Test: A plasma protein that rises in the blood with the inflammation from certain conditions) and Ferritin (blood protein that indicates iron level) elevated most often. CPK (creatine phosphokinase: elevated levels indicate muscle trauma, including heart), D-Dimer (a small protein fragment present in the blood after a blood clot is degraded by fibrinolysis), LDH (Lactate dehydrogenase: plays an important role in cellular respiration, the process by which glucose (sugar) from food is converted into usable energy for our cells.), Alk (Anaplastic lymphoma kinase: plays a pivotal role in cellular communication and in the normal development and function of the nervous system), Phos (Phosphorus level: key to kidney function)/AST (Aspartate aminotransferase: released into blood when the liver or heart is damaged)/ALT (alanine transaminase: high levels can indicate a liver problem) commonly elevated.
Notice D-Dimer- I would be very careful about CT PE (CT pulmonary angiography used to detect pulmonary embolisms) these patients for their hypoxia. The patients receiving IV contrast are going into renal (kidney) failure and on the vent sooner.

Basically, if you have a bilateral pneumonia with normal to low WBC, lymphopenia, normal procalcitonin, elevated CRP and ferritin- you have covid-19 and do not need a nasal swab to tell you that.

A ratio of absolute neutrophil (type of white blood cell) count to absolute lymphocyte (type of white blood cell) count greater than 3.5 may be the highest predictor of poor outcome. the UK is automatically intubating these patients for expected outcomes regardless of their clinical presentation.

An elevated Interleukin-6 (IL6: stimulates the inflammatory and auto-immune processes in many diseases) is an indicator of their cytokine storm. If this is elevated watch these patients closely with both eyes.

Other factors that appear to be predictive of poor outcomes are thrombocytopenia (low blood platelet count) and LFTs (liver function test) 5x upper limit of normal.

Disposition
I had never discharged multifocal pneumonia before. Now I personally do it 12-15 times a shift. 2 weeks ago we were admitting anyone who needed supplemental oxygen. Now we are discharging with oxygen if the patient is comfortable and oxygenating above 92% on nasal cannula. We have contracted with a company that sends a paramedic to their home twice daily to check on them and record a pulse ox. We know many of these patients will bounce back but if it saves a bed for a day we have accomplished something. Obviously we are fearful some won't make it back.

We are a small community hospital. Our 22 bed ICU and now a 4 bed Endoscopy suite are all Covid 19. All of these patients are intubated except one. 75% of our floor beds have been cohorted into covid 19 wards and are full. We are averaging 4 rescue intubations a day on the floor. We now have 9 vented patients in our ER transferred down from the floor after intubation.

Luckily we are part of a larger hospital group. Our main teaching hospital repurposed space to open 50 new Covid 19 ICU beds this past Sunday so these numbers are with significant decompression. Today those 50 beds are full. They are opening 30 more by Friday. But even with the "lockdown", our AI models are expecting a 200-400% increase in covid 19 patients by 4/4/2020.


Treatment
Supportive

worldwide 86% of covid 19 patients that go on a vent die. Seattle reporting 70%. Our hospital has had 5 deaths and one patient who was extubated. Extubation happens on day 10 per the Chinese and day 11 per Seattle.

Plaquenil which has weak ACE2 (angiotensin-converting enzyme) blockade doesn't appear to be a savior of any kind in our patient population. Theoretically, it may have some prophylactic properties but so far it is difficult to see the benefit to our hospitalized patients, but we are using it and the studies will tell. With Plaquenil's potential QT prolongation (refers to an interval seen in an electrocardiogram (EKG) test of heart function) and liver toxic effects (both particularly problematic in covid 19 patients), I am not longer selectively prescribing this medication as I stated on a previous post.

We are also using Azithromycin, but are intermittently running out of IV.

Do not give these patient's standard sepsis fluid resuscitation. Be very judicious with the fluids as it hastens their respiratory decompensation. Outside the DKA and renal failure dehydration, leave them dry.

Proning vented patients significantly helps oxygenation. Even self proning the ones on nasal cannula helps.

Vent settings- Usual ARDS stuff, low volume, permissive hypercapnia, etc. Except for Peep of 5 will not do. Start at 14 and you may go up to 25 if needed.

Do not use Bipap (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure, and is very similar in function and design to a CPAP machine )- it does not work well and is a significant exposure risk with high levels of aerosolized virus to you and your staff. Even after a cough or sneeze this virus can aerosolize up to 3 hours.

The same goes for nebulizer treatments. Use MDI. you can give 8-10 puffs at one time of an albuterol MDI (Metered-dose inhaler). Use only if wheezing which isn't often with covid 19. If you have to give a nebulizer must be in a negative pressure room; and if you can, instruct the patient on how to start it after you leave the room.

Do not use steroids, it makes this worse. Push out to your urgent cares to stop their usual practice of steroid shots for their URI (upper respiratory infection)/bronchitis.

We are currently out of Versed, Fentanyl, and intermittently Propofol. Get the dosing of Precedex and Nimbex back in your heads.

One of my colleagues who is a 31 yo old female who graduated residency last may with no health problems and normal BMI is out with the symptoms and an SaO2 (saturated O2 level in the blood) of 92%. She will be the first of many.

I PPE best I have. I do wear a MaxAir PAPR the entire shift. I do not take it off to eat or drink during the shift. I undress in the garage and go straight to the shower. My wife and kids fled to her parents outside Hattiesburg. The stress and exposure at work coupled with the isolation at home is trying. But everyone is going through something right now. Everyone is scared; patients and employees. But we are the leaders of that emergency room. Be nice to your nurses and staff. Show by example how to tackle this crisis head on. Good luck to us all.
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Why are they low on fentanyl?
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Basically have to put people in a coma to intubate them.

24/7 however long. I don't know if they use fentanyl for that, but it would be my best guess.
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Re: I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I
Coincides with other reports I have read - heard, etc.

No steroids.

No anti fever meds.

Prone.

I just heard the term "compassionate medicine" today -

Basically it can give Dr.'s some sort of freedom to treat cases with alternative meds.

I'm sure there is paperwork involved.

A Chinese herb worked for patients in lung trouble - it was a natural ephedrine.

Can anyone decipher the medications used in this as something akin to ephedrine?
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I’m calling fear porn/propaganda for the medically literate.
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Re: I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I
Did I miss it, or was there no mention of hydroxychloroquine being tried? Or does pre-existing TDS precludes its use? I'm also wondering how many unnecessary deaths intubation has been causing (the "doc" quoted in the article says over 70% with a tube die, and nothing says the other 30% wouldn't have lived anyhow). It sounds like a very typical western medical practice, in that it's half-meant to kill you, but hell, "at least we tried." You're probably be better off hitting the sauna with a bag of herbal educated guesses from iherb than letting these half-wit egomaniacs get their hands on you.
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It was hidden, they used the trade name Plaquenil instead of the hydroxy.
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Plaquenil (hydroxychloroquine) which has weak ACE2 blockade doesn't appear to be a savior of any kind in our patient population. Theoretically, it may have some prophylactic properties but so far it is difficult to see the benefit to our hospitalized patients, but we are using it and the studies will tell. With Plaquenil's potential QT prolongation and liver toxic effects (both particularly problematic in covid 19 patients), I am not longer selectively prescribing this medication as I stated on a previous post.
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This doctor and his medical has used a combo Plaquenil, z- pack, zinc combo in over 500 patients and has had zero hospitalizations and zero deaths.

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Re: I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I
Extubation, I'M very skeptical about that statement, I was recently in ICU visiting a family member who could not breath on her own and she did just fine on the tube.

And what medicle professional cites any statistics from China for f*CKS SAKES.

And the one drug that have real people on FB who are well
Known be 100% cured, he disparage's it.

And why not just talk about his case's, oh no he brings his
Family in to it to really ratchet up the drama. Lol
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Re: I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I
This seems legit and consistent with our hospital sources (neighbors, best friends)

Do not get this. Lock the fuck down.

Like that KY mayor said: " Hey dipshits (nothingburgertards)...screw you."

5 atars OP.

We will kick its ass if we work together.

You have nothing to lose in suspending your paranoia over this. Its easy: if nobody dies, we'll praise you forever. Just stay home, hoping to woke us all someday soon.
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Yet the verbose, brainwashed, spoon-fed automaton still doesn't realise that the pretty photos of viruses he thinks are real are ALL FABRICATED.

Imagine living your life as an unwitting tool who swallowed the virus theory of disease lie.
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Too many acronyms
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T.M.A.
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thanks! Just spit my drink all over my monitor...kma/lol
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^^^ this

fuck op's fair tales
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And what medicle professional cites any statistics from China for f*CKS SAKES.


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a fukcing shill is who
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Not me, but the Dr at the link:

"Clinical course is predictable.
2-11 days after exposure (day 5 on average) flu like symptoms start. Common are fever, headache, dry cough, myalgias(back pain), nausea without vomiting, abdominal discomfort with some diarrhea, loss of smell, anorexia, fatigue.

Day 5 of symptoms- increased SOB, and bilateral viral pneumonia from direct viral damage to lung parenchyma.

Day 10- Cytokine storm leading to acute ARDS and multiorgan failure. You can literally watch it happen in a matter of hours.

81% mild symptoms, 14% severe symptoms requiring hospitalization, 5% critical.

Patient presentation is varied. Patients are coming in hypoxic (even 75%) without dyspnea. I have seen Covid patients present with encephalopathy, renal failure from dehydration, DKA. I have seen the bilateral interstitial pneumonia on the xray of the asymptomatic shoulder dislocation or on the CT's of the (respiratory) asymptomatic polytrauma patient. Essentially if they are in my ER, they have it. Seen three positive flu swabs in 2 weeks and all three had Covid 19 as well. Somehow this ***** has told all other disease processes to get out of town.

China reported 15% cardiac involvement. I have seen covid 19 patients present with myocarditis, pericarditis, new onset CHF and new onset atrial fibrillation. I still order a troponin, but no cardiologist will treat no matter what the number in a suspected Covid 19 patient. Even our non covid 19 STEMIs at all of our facilities are getting TPA in the ED and rescue PCI at 60 minutes only if TPA fails.

Diagnostic
CXR- bilateral interstitial pneumonia (anecdotally starts most often in the RLL so bilateral on CXR is not required). The hypoxia does not correlate with the CXR findings. Their lungs do not sound bad. Keep your stethoscope in your pocket and evaluate with your eyes and pulse ox.


Labs- WBC low, Lymphocytes low, platelets lower then their normal, Procalcitonin normal in 95%
CRP and Ferritin elevated most often. CPK, D-Dimer, LDH, Alk Phos/AST/ALT commonly elevated.
Notice D-Dimer- I would be very careful about CT PE these patients for their hypoxia. The patients receiving IV contrast are going into renal failure and on the vent sooner.

Basically, if you have a bilateral pneumonia with normal to low WBC, lymphopenia, normal procalcitonin, elevated CRP and ferritin- you have covid-19 and do not need a nasal swab to tell you that.

A ratio of absolute neutrophil count to absolute lymphocyte count greater than 3.5 may be the highest predictor of poor outcome. the UK is automatically intubating these patients for expected outcomes regardless of their clinical presentation.

An elevated Interleukin-6 (IL6) is an indicator of their cytokine storm. If this is elevated watch these patients closely with both eyes.

Other factors that appear to be predictive of poor outcomes are thrombocytopenia and LFTs 5x upper limit of normal.

Disposition
I had never discharged multifocal pneumonia before. Now I personally do it 12-15 times a shift. 2 weeks ago we were admitting anyone who needed supplemental oxygen. Now we are discharging with oxygen if the patient is comfortable and oxygenating above 92% on nasal cannula. We have contracted with a company that sends a paramedic to their home twice daily to check on them and record a pulse ox. We know many of these patients will bounce back but if it saves a bed for a day we have accomplished something. Obviously we are fearful some won't make it back.

We are a small community hospital. Our 22 bed ICU and now a 4 bed Endoscopy suite are all Covid 19. All of these patients are intubated except one. 75% of our floor beds have been cohorted into covid 19 wards and are full. We are averaging 4 rescue intubations a day on the floor. We now have 9 vented patients in our ER transferred down from the floor after intubation.

Luckily we are part of a larger hospital group. Our main teaching hospital repurposed space to open 50 new Covid 19 ICU beds this past Sunday so these numbers are with significant decompression. Today those 50 beds are full. They are opening 30 more by Friday. But even with the "lockdown", our AI models are expecting a 200-400% increase in covid 19 patients by 4/4/2020.


Treatment
Supportive

worldwide 86% of covid 19 patients that go on a vent die. Seattle reporting 70%. Our hospital has had 5 deaths and one patient who was extubated. Extubation happens on day 10 per the Chinese and day 11 per Seattle.

Plaquenil which has weak ACE2 blockade doesn't appear to be a savior of any kind in our patient population. Theoretically, it may have some prophylactic properties but so far it is difficult to see the benefit to our hospitalized patients, but we are using it and the studies will tell. With Plaquenil's potential QT prolongation and liver toxic effects (both particularly problematic in covid 19 patients), I am not longer selectively prescribing this medication as I stated on a previous post.

We are also using Azithromycin, but are intermittently running out of IV.

Do not give these patient's standard sepsis fluid resuscitation. Be very judicious with the fluids as it hastens their respiratory decompensation. Outside the DKA and renal failure dehydration, leave them dry.

Proning vented patients significantly helps oxygenation. Even self proning the ones on nasal cannula helps.

Vent settings- Usual ARDS stuff, low volume, permissive hypercapnia, etc. Except for Peep of 5 will not do. Start at 14 and you may go up to 25 if needed.

Do not use Bipap- it does not work well and is a significant exposure risk with high levels of aerosolized virus to you and your staff. Even after a cough or sneeze this virus can aerosolize up to 3 hours.

The same goes for nebulizer treatments. Use MDI. you can give 8-10 puffs at one time of an albuterol MDI. Use only if wheezing which isn't often with covid 19. If you have to give a nebulizer must be in a negative pressure room; and if you can, instruct the patient on how to start it after you leave the room.

Do not use steroids, it makes this worse. Push out to your urgent cares to stop their usual practice of steroid shots for their URI/bronchitis.

We are currently out of Versed, Fentanyl, and intermittently Propofol. Get the dosing of Precedex and Nimbex back in your heads.

One of my colleagues who is a 31 yo old female who graduated residency last may with no health problems and normal BMI is out with the symptoms and an SaO2 of 92%. She will be the first of many.

I PPE best I have. I do wear a MaxAir PAPR the entire shift. I do not take it off to eat or drink during the shift. I undress in the garage and go straight to the shower. My wife and kids fled to her parents outside Hattiesburg. The stress and exposure at work coupled with the isolation at home is trying. But everyone is going through something right now. Everyone is scared; patients and employees. But we are the leaders of that emergency room. Be nice to your nurses and staff. Show by example how to tackle this crisis head on. Good luck to us all. "

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And what medicle professional cites any statistics from China for f*CKS SAKES.


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a fukcing shill is who
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Re: I am an ER MD in New Orleans. Class of 98. Every one of my colleagues have now seen several hundred Covid 19 patients and this is what I think I
Coincides with other reports I have read - heard, etc.

No steroids.

No anti fever meds.

Prone.

I just heard the term "compassionate medicine" today -

Basically it can give Dr.'s some sort of freedom to treat cases with alternative meds.

I'm sure there is paperwork involved.

A Chinese herb worked for patients in lung trouble - it was a natural ephedrine.

Can anyone decipher the medications used in this as something akin to ephedrine?
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ma Huang

in other words, standard decongestant. sudafed. Treated the same way as the common cold.

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Did I miss it, or was there no mention of hydroxychloroquine being tried? Or does pre-existing TDS precludes its use? I'm also wondering how many unnecessary deaths intubation has been causing (the "doc" quoted in the article says over 70% with a tube die, and nothing says the other 30% wouldn't have lived anyhow). It sounds like a very typical western medical practice, in that it's half-meant to kill you, but hell, "at least we tried." You're probably be better off hitting the sauna with a bag of herbal educated guesses from iherb than letting these half-wit egomaniacs get their hands on you.
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I feel for our ER docs and the intense shifts they do

But the above comment can’t be dismissed from what I’ve seen

Doctors are brainwashed too ... by the Big Pharma companies that own the medical schools and the medical journals and other gatekeepers of medical info

The CHEAP effective anti-malarial should be tried -
but CURING won’t achieve CULLING
"What are you helping with all this helping?" Buddhist saying
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1 week and Indiana will be rum the fuck over
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Rum the fuck over?

If you're gonna try to sound like a bad ass....

Well, do I even have to say it?
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Either that or... Ginger (reduce inflammation) honey (anti-viral) and lemon (keep ph alkaline) tea. Turmeric (reduce mucous), zinc (anti viral), vitamin C (boost immune system). And/ or Tsp baking soda in water to keep PH alkaline. Stay away from “acidic” foods sugar, meats and dairy for a while.
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Please.

While this is good advice, it's no match for this virus.
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To the person who wrote this post (OP),

I'm sure you mean well and are sending this message out to people who also work in your field to prevent things like steroids from making people worse so that you can pass on what you have learned from your work to other places in the hopes that somehow it will get there.

Anyone can tell you want to save lives and your intent is to do so.

That said, and I understand you went to school a while ago and now this is your chosen profession and the daily reality you live in and therefore what I may say may not be something you wish to process given it would take away your paycheck to leave that job and you have to survive on something yourself.

Here is what I am going to say:

The western medical approach has been hijacked and there is an agenda being followed that has nothing to do with whatever oaths doctors or nurses take and as such, folks above you who create policy or big pharma perhaps...are lying to you, the rest of the field you work in and the general public.

(a) All patented pharmaceuticals are based on tweaking something in nature so that money can be made on it. The tweaking makes whatever the substance is a bad fit for the body. If you had a choice between wormwood and the pharmaceutical anti-malaria drug to kill a virus or parasite, perhaps both would accomplish that task. The wormwood would simply do the task whereas whatever was tweaked in the western pharma patented version would maybe or maybe not do the task but it would have what is affectionately and inappropriately called a "side effect".

(b) There is no such thing as a side effect in reality. I like to compare analogies here. Anyone ever breathe second hand smoke? Nope. That's not second hand smoke. That's smoke, period. Nothing second handed about it. Yes, I know the "smoker" is not the second hand smoker, but the lungs aren't getting less kinds of toxic substances. Actually, they are getting all of the substances burning in the cigarette. The use of rhetoric (second hand smoke) is misused in a way that makes it sound like a smoker isn't forcing actual smoking on "non smokers". Similarly, a "side effect" is just an "effect". The use of the word side was originally misleading in that it was supposed to imply "unintended" as in not the task the medication was supposed to perform. However, if a scientist creates a drug that does other than, more than or in addition to the task assigned, that is in effect not creating the drug assigned, but rather something else which has harmful effects if those "side" effects are harmful.

(c) Natural cures do not have unintended side effects. They are perfect. So if you had to choose between the two and you choose only the pharma and not the natural, you have in effect chosen the thing that does not work correctly and can harm instead of the thing that works perfectly and does not harm. That goes against the oaths doctors and nurses take. Do pharmaceutical companies take these oaths to do no harm? No, they don't. Yet, the doctors prescribe these drugs and the nurses administer them. You can't follow an oath of no harm and follow direction from pharma and the CDC who do harm.

(d) The CDC is a known liar. They have already been whistle blown on for knowing MMR causes autism. More specifically, there are poisons in the vaccines. In effect, the vaccines are poisons. Mercury in any form whether you put methyl, ethyl or any other word in front of it IS admittedly poisonous to the body in ANY quantity. CDC is recommending what the world is following right now. A liar is writing the rules...a liar responsible for every case of vaccine damage that exists right now.

(e) Vaccine damage is real. There is a vaccine court. They have awarded a lot of money to people for vaccine damage. Therefore vaccine damage is real according to their own courts.

(f) The powers that be stay rich and in charge so long as we stay stupider, less able to organize, monitored, controlled psychologically, less able to arm, more likely to get ratted out and less physically able to overthrow them. They stay in power if we don't live as long, don't teach future generations what we've learned since they use the same tricks on every generation...The medical field has been hijacked by the powers that be to this end...to keep them rich and in charge by the means listed above.

(g) You can't find correct information about those that oppose vaccines through google because google scrubs it. Google was started by the CIA. The CIA runs the show. The powers that be run the CIA. That's where people get information. That's censorship and it is the reduction of the first amendment to free speech. This corona virus campaign is the reduction of freedom to assemble. That is the first amendment. Also, their religion they cram down our throats at gunpoint is pseudo science (pharma) and that is the end of freedom of religion or freedom of thought, the other part of the first amendment. They aren't saving lives. They are enslaving lives.

I could go on, but here's my point in a nutshell. If they gave a shit about our health, they wouldn't chemtrail the planet on a daily basis much less during a supposed pandemic. They made these viruses in their army bioweapons labs, they released them and they are using the spread of virus to change the laws and take away our bill of rights in action.

The only thing to do is remove these people by eliminating them. They are too powerful, rich and dangerous to try to deal with in a court system that is bought and paid for by them. The only way that is going to happen is when enough people who want to save lives (like yourself) wake up and realize you have been lied to. When they can't lie to the population anymore and we as a group are not buying their lies, there are more of us than there are of them and we can make up our own minds about what is good and bad, remove what is bad and support what is good.

I don't know when that day will be, but I know the rich and powerful don't want it to ever be and their agenda is to prevent it from happening. That makes them the enemy of every person who is not rich and powerful, whether they are awake to it or not.

It is a matter of ethics. It is wrong to enslave and lie to and make sick an entire planet. It should be stopped by whatever means necessary and it is ethical to overthrow them by those means as soon as is possible and the good karma of what will come of removing them will outweigh any bad karma that comes of the process involved in getting there.

I hope that woke you up even if you can't change jobs for a while. It's okay to wake up while still stuck working for the man. It gives you time to make a good plan for the future and be realistic about how you are going to get there. We are all a part of this puzzle. Who knows which part might be yours. A medical professional who comes to this site might have a more open mind than one who does not. That might lead to something good. Perhaps you will one day be a catalyst for waking up others or exposing what you have seen or just be someone who goes through a transformation and becomes a resource for others going through that afterwards who need moral support. Good luck in whatever path you choose that it may be for the good.

When we die, we see how we affected everybody. This is an ethical guide to learn from. Intent is important but knowing our impact is important too.
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HEAR! HEAR!

Well put!
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How many of these patients had the flu shot prior?

I'm asking because this study shows that the flu shot significantly makes one more vulnerable to corona viruses.
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Good point! My main question is how did this pandemic hit the elderly so hard contagion wise I mean;its not like they are international travelers or social butterflies so your question may have helped solve that puzzle. What we have learned so far about the evils of vaccines! Remember Italian scientist just came out with a study that over 500 strands of Cancer, Parkinson, schizophrenia, etc DNA were found in vaccines. Is Italy paying for this now? I also read (all on GLP) that vaccines in children make them immune to Covid-19 but also make them speed up helping to spread it so being around a non sick child could be just as dangerous as an infected person. Then we have the study where Covid-19 was "designed" to attach and partner with bad bacteria such as petrovella to make it deadlier ( wasn't this project pogo rumored last year?) Anyway this synopsis of this New Orleans doctor is a real eye opener, thanks for providing!

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How many of these patients had the flu shot prior?

I'm asking because this study shows that the flu shot significantly makes one more vulnerable to corona viruses.
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Good point! My main question is how did this pandemic hit the elderly so hard contagion wise I mean;its not like they are international travelers or social butterflies so your question may have helped solve that puzzle. What we have learned so far about the evils of vaccines! Remember Italian scientist just came out with a study that over 500 strands of Cancer, Parkinson, schizophrenia, etc DNA were found in vaccines. Is Italy paying for this now? I also read (all on GLP) that vaccines in children make them immune to Covid-19 but also make them speed up helping to spread it so being around a non sick child could be just as dangerous as an infected person. Then we have the study where Covid-19 was "designed" to attach and partner with bad bacteria such as petrovella to make it deadlier ( wasn't this project pogo rumored last year?) Anyway this synopsis of this New Orleans doctor is a real eye opener, thanks for providing!
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Coincides with other reports I have read - heard, etc.

No steroids.

No anti fever meds.

Prone.

I just heard the term "compassionate medicine" today -

Basically it can give Dr.'s some sort of freedom to treat cases with alternative meds.

I'm sure there is paperwork involved.

A Chinese herb worked for patients in lung trouble - it was a natural ephedrine.

Can anyone decipher the medications used in this as something akin to ephedrine?
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ma Huang

in other words, standard decongestant. sudafed. Treated the same way as the common cold.

HOAX
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Fact - It's illegal in the U.S. because it is so strong.

Fact - Sudafed is not illegal.

Fact - This "thing" hits the lungs.

Fact - Ma Huang is a bronchial dialator and stimulant deemed VITAL to patients with this.

Fact - the strength of the medicines I am making for my family and those who need it, are not something just anyone should have access too. They can be dangerous to people who think that fish tank cleaner ingredients are natural medicine.

Fact - In situation like this, "compassionate care" is allowed, and being practiced.

Fact - prove it doesn't work or it does, science is about results not opinions.

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Did I miss it, or was there no mention of hydroxychloroquine being tried? Or does pre-existing TDS precludes its use? I'm also wondering how many unnecessary deaths intubation has been causing (the "doc" quoted in the article says over 70% with a tube die, and nothing says the other 30% wouldn't have lived anyhow). It sounds like a very typical western medical practice, in that it's half-meant to kill you, but hell, "at least we tried." You're probably be better off hitting the sauna with a bag of herbal educated guesses from iherb than letting these half-wit egomaniacs get their hands on you.
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It was hidden, they used the trade name Plaquenil instead of the hydroxy.
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who is the fuckwit who decided to call it "Plaquenil'? is that to make themselves seem full of mystical knowledge?

why, no, you pesant, that's known as 'Plaquenil'
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I call it BS. According to cdc.gov the flu killed 12000 to 59000 so far. Why no one talks about it in the news?
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I posted this exact same thing earlier today and got 3 red karma for violating copyright.

Glad it got more exposure anyway....
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Note the comment by the ER MD about lowered white cell counts. They normally skyrocket with infections.....except for HIV. And this.

How low do they go? Lowest normal is 500, AIDS is 200 or lower. Are these patients 400? 300?

Is it all patients? A percent? Are the low white cell counts similar?

How much did the HIV inserts in the COVID genome cause the AIDS like drop in lymphocytes and white cells?

Is this to some degree airborne AIDS? Why did China frantically lock down 700 million people? What did they know?

What are we not being told about lowered white cell counts?
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Copper supplementation?
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Copper is a micronutrient. As we age it depletes rapidly around age 30, by 40 grey hairs start to show.
Our food and soils are so depleted of micro nutrients we need to supplement.

Copper kills corona on contact in 60 seconds.. Get copper supplements into your blood stream asap.. Mix in some zinc and vitamin D then watch the world burn...
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Any link or proof that copper kills Covid19?
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I read the virus survives 4 hours on copper. And that's pure copper. The amount of diluted copper in our blood would have even less effect. Plus you already have zinc and vitamin d in your food, rarely are people deficient since milk is supplemented with it. You don't want to overdo it with these because they are fat soluble. Meaining if you exceed the RDI, they are stored in your fat cells and may be toxic and high enough levels.

Doctors are not idiots by the way. They don't spend years in college learning bullshit. They actually learn sound science, and if mega doses of vitamin C or other vitamins would cure various viruses, I'm preeeetty sure they would give it to their patients instead of watching their hospital go down in fire.

But it's ok, you guys are probably 12 year olds. But fuck me, it really is tiring having to read this kind of snake oil bullshit.
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People need to stop using the word "cure" to justify all of their incorrect posts/beliefs. Anything that helps a sick person is beneficial, it doesn't actually have to completely cure the problem. Many doctors are currently giving IV vitamin C to help their patients fight the coronavirus. It doesn't cure them but it does make a difference.

Doctors are also usually smart, but they can become stuck in the structure of prescribing drugs to fix problems instead of using the body's own natural systems and nutrients to help the body heal itself. The average doctor (in the US at least) has only a couple hours of total training in the areas of natural medicine and nutrition. If you spend your whole educational career being trained to be a great hammer, every problem you come across automatically starts to look like a nail. Some people are smart enough to realize that some problems are better solved with a screwdriver or a chisel.





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