COVID-19 : Which medicines are in discussion?
COVID-19: How is treatment worldwide? Which medicines are in discussion
Most parts of the world are currently suffering from the havoc of the Novel Corona virus. So far, more than 2,197,100 cases of the disease caused by this virus i.e. COVID-19 have been reported worldwide, whereas more than 147,500 people have lost their lives. So far, over 557,600 people have also recovered from COVID-19.
Along with understanding plasma therapy, some are also aware of the popular drugs that are on the radar of doctors for the treatment of COVID-19.
Convalescent Plasma Therapy :-
Convalescent plasma therapy has proved effective in treatment for COVID-19 in many places. Under this therapy, blood plasma taken from a patient recovering from COVID-19 is injected into new patients. Experts who believe in this therapy believe that the corona virus antibodies made in the cured patient can go into the body of the new patient and neutralize the virus.
Actually it is an old method, which was used many years ago to deal with polio, measles and mumps etc.
However, this therapy has not yet been approved globally for treatment of COVID-19 as trials are going on in many places.
EIDD-2801 :-
This antiviral of Emory University is also being seen with hope in the treatment of COVID-19. This drug comes in pill form. However, there is still a strong opinion of experts on how effective this drug is in dealing with corona.
Remdesivir :-
This antiviral drug is made by Gilead Sciences. This drug was tested against Ebola, in which it almost failed. However, Dr. Kathleen, who is leading a trial of this drug on COVID-19 patients, told STAT News, "The best news is that many of our patients have been discharged." Specialists of diseases. More clinical trials of this drug continue worldwide.
This drug comes in the form of liquid, which is transported through the veins to the patient's body. In such a situation, the patient will need to go to the hospital or clinic for 10 consecutive days for treatment.
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) :-
The demand for this anti-malarial drug has increased rapidly in many parts of the world amid the COVID-19 epidemic. In the last few days, US President Donald Trump has been emphasizing on this drug. However, clinical trials are still ongoing in the US to confirm how effective this drug is in fighting COVID-19.
India is supplying this medicine to more than 50 countries. Balwinder Arora, the medical superintendent of Delhi-based Safdarjung Hospital, recently said, "In my opinion, HCQ definitely prevents the virus from entering the cell to a great extent, which is why it is called high risk COVID." -19 Doctors treating patients have been given. "However, he clarified,
Dr. Balwinder Arora, Medical Superintendent, Safdarjung Hospital, HCQ is not very effective for treating this (corona) virus, unless it is used with other antiviral drugs. Many entities like WHO have found that HCQ can be helpful in treating the virus if used along with other medicines.
Anti inflammatory drugs :-
In the treatment of COVID-19, attention is also being paid to the effect of such drugs, which control the immune system and reduce inflammation. Treatment with these drugs is aimed at inhibiting the cytokine storm of the immune system, as it causes lung tissue damage, which is a common cause of death in severe cases of COVID-19.
Several anti-inflammatory drugs already on the market, including Actemra and Kevzara, are being tested on patients with COVID-19.
Anti HIV drugs :-
Recently, there was news from Rajasthan in India that the combination of 2 anti-HIV drugs proved to be very effective in the treatment of COVID-19 there. Similar reports were reported from New York City in the US. But in many cases such combination has also proved to be ineffective in clinical trials.
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Most parts of the world are currently suffering from the havoc of the Novel Corona virus. So far, more than 2,197,100 cases of the disease caused by this virus i.e. COVID-19 have been reported worldwide, whereas more than 147,500 people have lost their lives. So far, over 557,600 people have also recovered from COVID-19.
Along with understanding plasma therapy, some are also aware of the popular drugs that are on the radar of doctors for the treatment of COVID-19.
Convalescent Plasma Therapy :-
Convalescent plasma therapy has proved effective in treatment for COVID-19 in many places. Under this therapy, blood plasma taken from a patient recovering from COVID-19 is injected into new patients. Experts who believe in this therapy believe that the corona virus antibodies made in the cured patient can go into the body of the new patient and neutralize the virus.
Actually it is an old method, which was used many years ago to deal with polio, measles and mumps etc.
However, this therapy has not yet been approved globally for treatment of COVID-19 as trials are going on in many places.
EIDD-2801 :-
This antiviral of Emory University is also being seen with hope in the treatment of COVID-19. This drug comes in pill form. However, there is still a strong opinion of experts on how effective this drug is in dealing with corona.
Remdesivir :-
This antiviral drug is made by Gilead Sciences. This drug was tested against Ebola, in which it almost failed. However, Dr. Kathleen, who is leading a trial of this drug on COVID-19 patients, told STAT News, "The best news is that many of our patients have been discharged." Specialists of diseases. More clinical trials of this drug continue worldwide.
This drug comes in the form of liquid, which is transported through the veins to the patient's body. In such a situation, the patient will need to go to the hospital or clinic for 10 consecutive days for treatment.
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) :-
The demand for this anti-malarial drug has increased rapidly in many parts of the world amid the COVID-19 epidemic. In the last few days, US President Donald Trump has been emphasizing on this drug. However, clinical trials are still ongoing in the US to confirm how effective this drug is in fighting COVID-19.
India is supplying this medicine to more than 50 countries. Balwinder Arora, the medical superintendent of Delhi-based Safdarjung Hospital, recently said, "In my opinion, HCQ definitely prevents the virus from entering the cell to a great extent, which is why it is called high risk COVID." -19 Doctors treating patients have been given. "However, he clarified,
Dr. Balwinder Arora, Medical Superintendent, Safdarjung Hospital, HCQ is not very effective for treating this (corona) virus, unless it is used with other antiviral drugs. Many entities like WHO have found that HCQ can be helpful in treating the virus if used along with other medicines.
Anti inflammatory drugs :-
In the treatment of COVID-19, attention is also being paid to the effect of such drugs, which control the immune system and reduce inflammation. Treatment with these drugs is aimed at inhibiting the cytokine storm of the immune system, as it causes lung tissue damage, which is a common cause of death in severe cases of COVID-19.
Several anti-inflammatory drugs already on the market, including Actemra and Kevzara, are being tested on patients with COVID-19.
Anti HIV drugs :-
Recently, there was news from Rajasthan in India that the combination of 2 anti-HIV drugs proved to be very effective in the treatment of COVID-19 there. Similar reports were reported from New York City in the US. But in many cases such combination has also proved to be ineffective in clinical trials.
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Anand Singh Bisht, father of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, died at AIIMS in Delhi. He had kidney and liver problems. He was admitted to AIIMS on 13 March due to ill health.
India rejects Pakistan's charge of discrimination against Muslims
India on Sunday dismissed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's allegation that Muslims were being targeted in the country under the cover of the Coronavirus epidemic.
COLORADO : Healthcare workers face off against anti - lockdown protesters
According to local accounts, two healthcare workers from a Denver - area hospital blocked lines of trucks and cars campaigning against the state government's COVID - 19 stay - at - home order.
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck in Honshu (JAPAN)
According to the United States Geological Survey, this earthquake has occurred near the east coast of Honshu, Japan. Explain that this is the second earthquake in Japan in the last two days.
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Corona-positive NSA escaped from the isolation ward of Medical College Hospital in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, dodging inmates and police.
CORONAVIRUS : 1 lakh crosses in Europe, 15,464 in UK and 19,323 in France lost their lives
The number of people who died in Europe due to Corona virus infection crossed the one lakh mark on Saturday. This is about two-thirds of the total dead of the world.
The number rose to 19,323 with 642 deaths in France. 888 people died of corona virus in Britain, number reached 15,464.
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Pakistan's Hindus face two-sided killings
Milind Parande, the Union General Secretary of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), expressed outrage over the discrimination against minority Hindus in Pakistan and appealed to the United Nations Human Rights Commission and the Government of India for his life-saving.
IMF helps $ 1.4 billion in debt-ridden Pakistan
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced a $ 1.4 billion relief package for Pakistan, which is facing a cash crunch and turbulence. The IMF has approved this aid to strengthen health and relief operations to Pakistan, which is affected by the corona virus.
Government told colleges not to take fees in lockdown
This news is a relief to millions of students studying professional courses like Engineering, MBA, MCA, Architecture, Pharmacy, Hotel Management, Applied Art and Craft. The central government has said that till the lockdown is over, they will not ask the students for fees.
Byton M-Byte electric SUV will run 550KM on a single charge
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A ration dealer in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district was arrested for allegedly raping a 30-year-old married woman at her home on Wednesday, police said.
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Children's problems have increased worldwide due to the lockdown caused by the corona virus. According to the news agency ANI, about 120 million children in 37 countries have not received the measles vaccine due to the corona epidemic.
Ministry of Home Affairs issued lockdown 2 guidelines
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Cyber cell teams are keeping an eye on social media
The police have warned of taking strict action against those posting objectionable on social media. SSP has activated three different cyber cell teams.
Ola launches emergency services
Ola has announced that it has launched Ola Emergency, a special service to ferry people to hospitals.
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Tamil Nadu extended the lockdown till 30 April
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