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Every sentence you emit is completely false. There is working medication, there is a regimen (I assume that's what you mean by regime). Overall, your idea, wh
by TomSwirly 6y ago
Every sentence you emit is completely false. There is working medication, there is a regimen (I assume that's what you mean by regime).
Overall, your idea, which seems to be, "Let's not admit people who have serious COVID-19 symptoms to the hospital and just let me them die," shows a complete disregard both for science and for human life.
- rasz 6y agoIts the actual reality. I have 4 family members in different stages of covid. From my previous post: 'Two of my family members received portable (oxygen) units and isolated at home, third didnt get anything other than some pills for inflammation, last one stayed at the hospital and didnt receive anything other than oxygen and some random probably useless antibiotics.' Yes, you will get pumped with ramdesivir and steroids .. if you are a head of state like Donald or Boris, the rest get optional oxygen and a fuck off sticker.
- omgwtfbyobbq 6y agoI think you're conflating a VIP getting favorable treatment to your family getting normal treatment. I imagine that other people who went to the same places your family were seen at recieved other treatments if they had worse presentation. If your family worsened they should receive other treatments as well. Hopefully they will have a mild version and fully recover, and if they don't, and nothing is done, someone needs to step in on their behalf and escalate things.
- rasz 6y agoMy great uncle was in critical condition, once again - oxygen and useless antibiotics. And about subpar treatment, that branch of family has 3 doctors and couple of nurses, he was actually treated preferentially.
- omgwtfbyobbq 6y agoCan you speak to his doctor, or ask a close family member to? If he's being given antibiotics for no reason, that should be reported. On the flip side, especially with covid, doctors may try to aggressively treat anything else present because it can complicate things and because bacteria are largely something we can treat, especially compared to covid.