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Regarding Hydroxychloroquine, Turkish health minister says that if it is administered early, before intubation, it greatly reduces the time spent in intensive care.

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Hekate said:
No it is when you test positive but aren't in a critical situation yet.
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in the United States, this makes no sense. It often takes days to get your test result back. Many are put into ventilators or die before even getting results back.
 
Hekate said:
No it is when you test positive but aren't in a critical situation yet.
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Yeah but how long before the symptoms start to show - then you go stand in a line to get tested - then you wait for the results to come back...

By the time you get the test back, how effective is the drug?
 
The Thriller said:
in the United States, this makes no sense. It often takes days to get your test result back. Many are put into ventilators or die before even getting results back.
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It's a terrible situation, testing should be available to all who show mild symptoms. Even if it takes a few days to get your results back, you can start the treatment, before the patient becomes severely ill.
 
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