She cant walk if she's in ICU with COVID. Her tissues are wrecked and in need of help. There is a protocol for ICU treatment that should be implemented immediately at covid19criticalcare.com.
Ivermectin is beneficial at every stage if treating COVID but possibly most beneficial in the earlier viral replication phase. In the pulmonary phase the Ivermectin can help with inflammation but other drugs can do that too.
The most important drugs she needs are;
Methylprednisolone (vs. the dexamethasone they likely have her on since that is the go-to steroid hospitals seem to be mandating). Methylprednisolone and Dexamethasone are in the same drug class so the doc should not object to this swap. My father is in hospital now and his doc agreed to the swap. The family should ask for this change as Methylprednisolone is far superior in managing COVID inflammation.
Mega dose ascorbic acid per the FLCCC protocol at covid19criticalcare.com
Thiamine (B1) 200mg IV twice daily up to seven days or until discharge
Heparin or Lovenox to manage coagulation and bring down D dimer number - see protocol for dosing.
High dose vitamin D - see protocol for dosing. Those are maybe the most important. There are many things on the protocol that hospitals WILL treat with so families can focus on getting those parts of the protocol implemented. Ivermectin is awesome but it isn't foolproof and at the stage of an ICU status patient it is not enough on it's own to save her.
Sending love to this family and prayers for the softening of hearts that are preventing her from receiving lifesaving care.
She cant walk if she's in ICU with COVID. Her tissues are wrecked and in need of help. There is a protocol for ICU treatment that should be implemented immediately at covid19criticalcare.com.
Ivermectin is beneficial at every stage if treating COVID but possibly most beneficial in the earlier viral replication phase. In the pulmonary phase the Ivermectin can help with inflammation but other drugs can do that too.
The most important drugs she needs are;
Methylprednisolone (vs. the dexamethasone they likely have her on since that is the go-to steroid hospitals seem to be mandating). Methylprednisolone and Dexamethasone are in the same drug class so the doc should not object to this swap. My father is in hospital now and his doc agreed to the swap. The family should ask for this change as Methylprednisolone is far superior in managing COVID inflammation.
Mega dose ascorbic acid per the FLCCC protocol at covid19criticalcare.com
Thiamine (B1) 200mg IV twice daily up to seven days or until discharge
Heparin or Lovenox to manage coagulation and bring down D dimer number - see protocol for dosing.
High dose vitamin D - see protocol for dosing. Those are maybe the most important. There are many things on the protocol that hospitals WILL treat with so families can focus on getting those parts of the protocol implemented. Ivermectin is awesome but it isn't foolproof and at the stage of an ICU status patient it is not enough on it's own to save her.
Sending love to this family and prayers for the softening of hearts that are preventing her from receiving lifesaving care.