Patients with severe COVID-19 pneumonia treated with leukotriene inhibitors are more likely to survive (Common, cheap asthma drugs helped 13.5% - 22% more patients survive)

Medical Xpress / University at Buffalo / Journal of Clinical and Translational Science ^ | May 25, 2022 | Ellen Goldbaum / Peter L. Elkin et al

[bunkerhill7]

I yam totally stupid about asthma drugs.

[metmom]

I was on Singulair for a while.

I did try Advair, but because it’s a steroid, it gave me oral thrush. YUCK!!!!!!!!!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Funny but when the medical people actually treat people with WuFlu with the standard treatment for respiratory infection they tend to live.

When they give them a Tylenol (never tested for use in treating WuFlu) and send them home to get worse and die, they die.

Do you find that interesting?

Because as someone who been treated for years for lung problems I find the new way simply fascinating.

It used to be listen to lungs, write prescription for medication.

Now it is listen to lungs, send to get test, don't actually bother to read test, decide that presumptive positive (no virus present but is coughing) means person has WuFlu, do not treat.

[wastedyears]

Or the Zelenko protocol.