I use Dr. Stella & she’ll prescribe everything you need. I’ve used her the past two years. You do not need to be tested & it was a phone appointment. You have to pay upfront for some meds & appointment & then pay for the rest of the meds at the pharmacy. https://drstellamd.com/telehealth-services/

You should be able to get a scrip and directions to a pharmacy that will fill from https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/

New Hampshire

Don't know if HCQ will help at this point as usually it works well in the very beginning of experiencing symptoms.

You are most likely dehydrated due to the night sweats. Mine were the worst I ever had when I was sick last year around Xmas. They lasted for about 2-3 weeks where I would have a couple of towels to lay down on once the bed was soaked.

One thing that really helped me recovery was going to a IV clinic. It was pricey but it did speed up recovery to where I was strong enough to endure a karate belt test a few days later.

Which ever methods you choose, I hope you start feel better soon.

Here is what I received regarding HCQ when I got my IVM script from Dr Haider:

HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE (HCQ) SAFETY INFO: IVM by itself is likely much more effective than HCQ as a preventive and may be 100% effective.

Hydroxychloroquine is considered generally safe and likely effective for prevention and early treatment, but may not be effective later in the course of illness. Side effect risk is higher than with ivermectin, especially with long term use, and unlike IVM it requires knowledge of baseline CBC and CMP (liver and kidney function) and also requires a comprehensive eye exam and muscle strength testing within the first year of use.

Recommended monitoring:

CBC (with differential), liver function, and renal function at baseline and periodically during therapy; blood glucose (if symptoms of hypoglycemia occur); muscle strength (especially proximal, as a symptom of neuromyopathy) during long-term therapy; in patients at elevated risk of QTc prolongation, monitor ECG at baseline and as clinically indicated to mitigate the risk of developing torsades de pointes; certain findings may require not initiating or discontinuing therapy. Ophthalmologic exam at baseline (fundus examination within the first year plus visual fields and spectral-domain optical coherence tomography if maculopathy is present) to screen for retinal toxicity, followed by annual screening beginning after 5 years of use (or sooner if major risk factors are present) (Marmor [AAO 2016]). If ocular toxicity is suspected, monitor closely (retinal changes and visual disturbances may progress after drug discontinuation). Additionally, the manufacturer recommends an ocular exam include best corrected distance visual acuity and an automated threshold visual field of the central 10 degrees (24 degrees in patients of Asian ancestry as retinal toxicity may appear outside of the macula). Consider annual exams (without deferring 5 years) in patients with significant risk factors (eg, renal disease).

Most adverse effects rare or associated with higher doses over years of use. Some common adverse effects include stomach upset. dizziness, visual changes and shortness of breath. If visual changes develop it should be stopped immediately and you should see a doctor.

Seen in 1% to 10% of patients: Eye changes: Retinopathy (4%; serum concentration dependent [Petri 2019]; early changes reversible [may progress despite discontinuation if advanced]) Hydroxychloroquine is dispensed by a few pharmacies and you often have to reroute and may need to use a mail order like Ravkoo.com to get it. In any case once your prescription has been sent to 1 pharmacy you can have it transferred to any other.

Based on data compiled by various physicians around the world we believe HCQ is effective at preventing and treating COVID19 in early stages and can be safely used off-label in humans for this indication. One of the most convincing sources of proof of its efficacy is the largest natural observational drug trial ever conducted totaling about 2.5 billion people: https://hcqtrial.com/. The most comprehensive meta analysis of worldwide studies confirms the results: hcqmeta.com

Still studies have already been published appearing to discredit HCQ for various reasons and may be published in the future with poor trial design that appear to further discredit it. It is also possible excellent quality studies are published in the future that conclusively prove it doesn’t work as has happened before in the history of medicine.

Hydroxychloroquine has a very slight risk of prolonged QT and should be used cautiously in people with long QT syndrome or a history of arrhythmias.

I don't know if you have a Lifetime Fitness near you... but they carry Quercetin + zinc in their gym store. It's not exactly the same, but works similarly.

You might want to check with a local fitness gym or vitamin store. They probably have it in stock on shelves.

Hold coconut oil in your mouth and let it trickle down your throat. As often as necessary. Should take care of the sore throat.

3 lemon peels and 3 grapefruit peels. Boil in water for 2 hours covered. Do not remove lid until it's completely cooled. Store in fridge.

Sorry I can't help with a quick resource for HCQ, but glad others have already done that. High quality versions of the vitamins, zinc, quercetin, etc. are important IMO.

Sorry I can't seem to link directly to my comment, but if you scroll down in this thread ...

https://greatawakening.win/p/140InEbeZ1/i-dont-like-begging-for-prayers-/

... you can see where I posted links to the very high quality versions that were recommended to me that I have been using with great success. Hoping and praying for a quick recovery for you.

I used American Front Line Doctors too. Got the med the same day at local Walgreens. In 24 hrs the sore throat was gone, but I still felt crappy for 3 weeks. I have to agree with you that was the worst sore throat that I had ever had in my life, felt like I was swallowing razor blades. I couldn't even swallow saliva, had to spit in a bottle.

You probably have strep throat in addition to COVID, exact same happened to me and at least one friend I knew. I took Azithromycin for the strep after a week of throat not improving, along with the Ivermectin for the COVID. My friend went and got tested and had strep too.

Having graduated from believing in taking supplants and medications for diseases, it sure is crazy to look back at it. Look inside your mind, friend. You’re already taking all the magic supplements. Do you really think the next one that you haven’t gotten your hands on is the triple magic one?

You can make it from a grapefruit and 3 lemons.

https://www.nutritruth.org/single-post/home-recipe-for-hydroxychloroquine-hcq

This is a good recipe but needs some clarification. Simmer for two hours with the lid on the pot but then remove from the heat and leave to cool for as long as it takes, leaving the lid on

It sorted me out nicely, but as I have a dodgy heart (atrial fillibration) it was risky.