I finally got the Rona

[STGS]

My wife tested positive yesterday following mild fever, congestion and some body aches. She just completed the monoclonal antibodies and we are hopeful she recovers quickly. Again, we chose to take an aggressive treatment as opposed to the wait and see model. Your mileage may vary…

[trophy8]

Glad you’re feeling better! Hope your wife gets better real quick too

[czechgrubworm]

Trying to learn as much as possible from everyone's experiences. My GP said she is not allowed to prescribe Hydro or Ivermectin. I just went in for my annual check up and asked her "what she could do for me?" Baylor Scott & White will not allow them to write scripts for those two items. I have the liquid and paste ivermectin and take as a preventative. I just wanted to see if I could get them in pill form if needed. Nope.

[SaltwaterSlick]

Trying to learn as much as possible from everyone's experiences. My GP said she is not allowed to prescribe Hydro or Ivermectin. I just went in for my annual check up and asked her "what she could do for me?" Baylor Scott & White will not allow them to write scripts for those two items. I have the liquid and paste ivermectin and take as a preventative. I just wanted to see if I could get them in pill form if needed. Nope.

Time to change Docs!

[czechgrubworm]

Time to change Docs!

I wish it were that easy.. I have to have a Doc under my insurance plan, first and foremost. Such complications.. as we all know.

[Artos]

Use the online Dr method like others here...I think it was called Push app & maybe someone can chime in on which is best.

We had a friend who went to Mex pick ours up.

[Hardware]

" Baylor Scott & White will not allow them to write scripts for those two items."

Still can't wrap my head around comments like this coming from doctors that take an oath to treat patients to their best abilities with decision they and they alone should be making. All doctors know how to treat all symptoms of Covid but are allowing Administrations and Government to decide fate of patients. This is the greatest travesty of Covid19 and goes against everything I've ever been told about getting treatment as early as possible for best outcomes!!! This is what should cause concern for all citizens.

[Chew]

You made covid your BYATCH!

[STGS]

Happy to report we are all back to normal and testing negative within about 6-7 days of being symptomatic. My wife and I both got the monoclonal antibody infusion and highly recommend it if you are eligible. Best of luck to everyone dealing with this nasty little bug....

[Arrowslinger1]

Good report. Thanks for sharing

[Snapperhead94]

Glad you're on top of things! Stay well.

[dphillips62]

I got the Rona a few weeks ago and the infusion. Up until yesterday I was still having issues with just being wore out no energy at all. I told my Dr. and he said stop in I can fix that, I went by yesterday after work he gave me a B12 shot within a few minuets I felt normal again.

[HoneyBee]

Use the online Dr method like others here...I think it was called Push app & maybe someone can chime in on which is best.

We had a friend who went to Mex pick ours up.

https://covid19criticalcare.com

This site has a link for Dr's who will prescribe the medicine

[Triple 7]

Do you still lose taste and smell when you get it?