Live Q&A: Monoclonal Antibodies Treatment for COVID-19
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Originally aired live on May 20, 2021 for our “Ask An Expert” Q&A series featuring Tampa General Hospital experts.
In this episode we speak with Dr. Seetha Lakshmi, Medical Director, Global Emerging Disease Institute and Associate Hospital Epidemiologist at Tampa General Hospital, Dr. Peggy Duggan, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at Tampa General Hospital and Kristen Zeitler, Pharmacotherapy Specialist in Infectious Diseases. They talk about how this treatment is impacting those with COVID-19, the newly opened Global Emerging Diseases Institute, and answer pre-submitted and live questions. - Věda a technologie
This treatment saved my life!!! I started dealing better within hours!!! It was mind blowing!!
I’m glad to heard that Dear! ❤️ I did it too with my husband, he test positive to Covid and I was exposed with him, and the treatment save our self from getting the ugly symptoms from C-19
I had the treatment last Friday, by Monday I felt much better. My treatment was at the University of Alabama.
I was sick for a week between I got this treatment. After 48 hours my fever finally broke and then slowly started feeling better.
Thank you for an awesome presentation!
My wife got very sick and hospitalized for 12 days in August. I took her to St. John’s hospital emergency room in Illinois 2 days before she got really sick and temperature spiked. Why would they not have recommended this procedure if they new she had covid instead of sending her home to get even sicker the next 2 days? She was eventually placed in the ICU and almost lost the battle but thankfully came out of it.
I did not know about monoclonal antibodies until she was out of the hospital. This should automatically be the first line of defense!! Why is this not all over MSM?
Blue states were not using they were only pushing vaccine, I think they are using now.
Is a Sjogrens Syndrome a candidate for MA if they are diagnosed with Covid 19
List of side effects kepted me from doing the infusion
How long do monoclonal antibodies stay in ur system
Up to 500 days,,
If your already vaccinated do you qualify?
Monoclonal antibodies work best a few days after you’ve tested POSITIVE for Covid. If you’re vaccinated, you technically have Covid antibodies, and shouldn’t need the monoclonal antibodies unless you have a breakthrough infection. It’s also pending the booster shot as well.
From what I know about it, yes even vaccinated patient can used. Just have to be done before the patient is to sick. I did it with out symptoms. Test negative on Sunday and did the therapy on Monday because I was exposed over the weekend. Save my life, I’m an inmune compromise .
Most importantly, but what are the long term effects even if just theorized. Is the cure worse than tge disease? Logical common sense people want to know and should NEVER be left out of ANY report on ANYTHING!
Ade
I've just been told that I have covid 19 and I'm now told that I need to get the monoclonal treatment and I'm scared will this help me
Yes. It will. Helped me and my wife. Please get it!
Same i found out yesterday getting husband tested today then going to get it
How are you doing?
I just have to say if you can get the monoclonal infusion.....GET IT!!! It worked for me and I'd like to thank everyone that talked with me about it and encouraged
I can truly say that the Monoclonal infusion was and is a miracle worker that worked for me. I was very sick with COVID and this infusion totally worked for me. If you can get this infusion by all means get it because it will help you survive.
Are children able to get Momo Monoclonal
Twelve and older I do believe
They should be safe as long as they are older then 10 years old.
Keep children away from all of this crap