Dr Jennifer Hibberd is the coauthor with David Scheim and Juan Chamie of the recent Peru paper which showed reductions there.
Here she interviews an Indian doctor with extensive experience treating patients in the outpatient setting - early treatment.
Very interesting, further emphasizes his real world finding that live virus is dead by day 8 (as MATH+ says) - in his practice of treating patients he did not find anything to contradict that.
He uses colchicine also as anti-inflammatory during the day1-8 stage.
Steroids at day 8/on oximeter declines.
He differs a bit from MATH+ in that he uses dexamethasone as steroid.
Uses anti-coagulants.
Interestingly he doesn't mention use of Famotidine (which is very effective in day 1-8 period to reduce symptoms within 24 hours) - and is mentioned in MATH+ protocol as well.
Also mentions how he handles difficult cases - mentions prone positioning (which I am surprised Dr Hibberd seems unaware of) - but perhaps because he mentions a more aggressive form of prone positioning where he reports he is able to reduce oxygen insufficiency greatly (more that the 2 points of oximeter reading that is usually achievable using prone positioning where you just lie face down and breathe normally for 30 minutes).
https://youtu.be/3RCSz3Wwfto
Further Discussions with Dr Darrell DeMello Caring for COVID-19 Patients
Mar 12, 2021
HIBBERD HEALTH Dr Jennifer Hibberd
2.05K subscribers
PART 2 COVID -19 Information of a 3 Part Series
Dr Darrel DeMello is a family practitioner in Mumbai, India. As a primary care physician he has taken care of over 3000 patients challenged with COVID-19. He spent months studying & researching COVID-19 to start caring for patients when India was stricken with COVID-19 by May, 2020.
Our discussion today divides COVID-19 into 3 parts:
ACUTE COVID..
i. week 1 day 1-4 and day 5-7
ii. Week 2 day 8-10 day 10-14
iii. post Acute Covid.. day 15-30.
POST COVID SEQUELAE ACUTE day 31 to day 180
3..POST COVID SEQUELAE CHRONIC day 181 onwards
Dr DeMello, having a practice in Mumbai, India, with the ability to research a variety of medications to consider in the treatment of COVID19 brings a very interesting discussion to the world, about his experience an clinical findings treating COVID-19 patients. Dr
DeMello talks about his early, mid & late stage of COVID-19 treatments and concerns with each stage of COVID-19 illness.
Medications given/used
anti-inflammatory drug Colchicine
Ivermectin as a drug to reduce the viral load, (to kill the virus)
anti-clotting drugs Clopidogrel - most commonly, or the Eliquest or Dabagantrin.
Steroids prefer Dexamethasone low dose short term regimen
Anti-Inflammatory Diclofenac
High dose daily of oral vit D in acute Covid.
Paracetamol only if fever ie temperature of 100 degree F or more is present.
Stemetil or Proclorperazine if nausea and Vomitting is present.
If loose motions or diarrhea occurs Loperamide or Imodium round the clock TID or QID x 3 days + oral rehydration electrolyte solution
Dr DeMello does not use or recommend self Medication with Ibuprofen... prefer Diclofenac... as the general Anti-inflammatory drug for muscle pain, weakness and nerve pain in the body.
LONG HAUL SYMPTOMS and his treatment approach, not only to prevent Long Haul Symptoms but also how to treat patients needing help with their Long Haul Symptoms.
Contact Dr Darrel De Mello at: darrelldemello@gmail.com +91 77180 79507
[-] stereomatch | 2 points | Mar 15 2021 06:20:02
Dr Jennifer Hibberd is the coauthor with David Scheim and Juan Chamie of the recent Peru paper which showed reductions there.
Here she interviews an Indian doctor with extensive experience treating patients in the outpatient setting - early treatment.
Very interesting, further emphasizes his real world finding that live virus is dead by day 8 (as MATH+ says) - in his practice of treating patients he did not find anything to contradict that.
He uses colchicine also as anti-inflammatory during the day1-8 stage.
Steroids at day 8/on oximeter declines.
He differs a bit from MATH+ in that he uses dexamethasone as steroid.
Uses anti-coagulants.
Interestingly he doesn't mention use of Famotidine (which is very effective in day 1-8 period to reduce symptoms within 24 hours) - and is mentioned in MATH+ protocol as well.
Also mentions how he handles difficult cases - mentions prone positioning (which I am surprised Dr Hibberd seems unaware of) - but perhaps because he mentions a more aggressive form of prone positioning where he reports he is able to reduce oxygen insufficiency greatly (more that the 2 points of oximeter reading that is usually achievable using prone positioning where you just lie face down and breathe normally for 30 minutes).
https://youtu.be/3RCSz3Wwfto Further Discussions with Dr Darrell DeMello Caring for COVID-19 Patients
Mar 12, 2021
HIBBERD HEALTH Dr Jennifer Hibberd
2.05K subscribers
PART 2 COVID -19 Information of a 3 Part Series
Dr Darrel DeMello is a family practitioner in Mumbai, India. As a primary care physician he has taken care of over 3000 patients challenged with COVID-19. He spent months studying & researching COVID-19 to start caring for patients when India was stricken with COVID-19 by May, 2020.
Our discussion today divides COVID-19 into 3 parts:
i. week 1 day 1-4 and day 5-7
ii. Week 2 day 8-10 day 10-14
iii. post Acute Covid.. day 15-30.
3..POST COVID SEQUELAE CHRONIC day 181 onwards
Dr DeMello, having a practice in Mumbai, India, with the ability to research a variety of medications to consider in the treatment of COVID19 brings a very interesting discussion to the world, about his experience an clinical findings treating COVID-19 patients. Dr
DeMello talks about his early, mid & late stage of COVID-19 treatments and concerns with each stage of COVID-19 illness.
Medications given/used
anti-inflammatory drug Colchicine
Ivermectin as a drug to reduce the viral load, (to kill the virus)
anti-clotting drugs Clopidogrel - most commonly, or the Eliquest or Dabagantrin.
Steroids prefer Dexamethasone low dose short term regimen
Anti-Inflammatory Diclofenac
High dose daily of oral vit D in acute Covid.
Paracetamol only if fever ie temperature of 100 degree F or more is present.
Stemetil or Proclorperazine if nausea and Vomitting is present.
If loose motions or diarrhea occurs Loperamide or Imodium round the clock TID or QID x 3 days + oral rehydration electrolyte solution
Dr DeMello does not use or recommend self Medication with Ibuprofen... prefer Diclofenac... as the general Anti-inflammatory drug for muscle pain, weakness and nerve pain in the body.
LONG HAUL SYMPTOMS and his treatment approach, not only to prevent Long Haul Symptoms but also how to treat patients needing help with their Long Haul Symptoms.
Contact Dr Darrel De Mello at: darrelldemello@gmail.com +91 77180 79507
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