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Ask your doc to call out Paxlovid.
Ask your doc to call out Paxlovid.
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Can anyone get paxlovid or do you need to be at risk for severe issues from covid. I have a history of Afib, would that qualify me to get it?
Right now it is anyone 12 and older. They aren't asking for any risk factors or anything like that. It does have a rather significant number of possible drug interactions though.
From : Paxlovid Entire Monograph - Epocrates Web
ritonavir
CYP3A4 booster; HIV protease inhibitor
Interaction Characteristics:
From : Paxlovid Entire Monograph - Epocrates Web
ritonavir
CYP3A4 booster; HIV protease inhibitor
Interaction Characteristics:
- CYP3A4 substrate
- P-gp substrate
- CYP2D6 inhibitor, weak
- CYP3A4 inhibitor, strong
- BCRP inhibitor
- OATP1B1 inhibitor, moderate
- OATP1B3 inhibitor, moderate
- P-gp inhibitor, weak
- CYP1A2 inducer, major
- CYP2B6 inducer, minor
- CYP2C8 inducer, minor
- CYP2C9 inducer, minor
- CYP2C19 inducer, minor
- CYP3A4 inducer, minor
- UGT1A1 inducer
- UGT1A4 inducer
- UGT1A9 inducer
- UGT2B4 inducer
- UGT2B7 inducer
- absorption possibly altered by orlistat
- delays atrioventricular conduction
- hyperglycemic effects
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This works great for me!
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
KidDoc said:
Right now it is anyone 12 and older. They aren't asking for any risk factors or anything like that. It does have a rather significant number of possible drug interactions though.
From : Paxlovid Entire Monograph - Epocrates Web
ritonavir
CYP3A4 booster; HIV protease inhibitor
Interaction Characteristics:
- CYP3A4 substrate
- P-gp substrate
- CYP2D6 inhibitor, weak
- CYP3A4 inhibitor, strong
- BCRP inhibitor
- OATP1B1 inhibitor, moderate
- OATP1B3 inhibitor, moderate
- P-gp inhibitor, weak
- CYP1A2 inducer, major
- CYP2B6 inducer, minor
- CYP2C8 inducer, minor
- CYP2C9 inducer, minor
- CYP2C19 inducer, minor
- CYP3A4 inducer, minor
- UGT1A1 inducer
- UGT1A4 inducer
- UGT1A9 inducer
- UGT2B4 inducer
- UGT2B7 inducer
- absorption possibly altered by orlistat
- delays atrioventricular conduction
- hyperglycemic effects
That's a lot of warnings for some of those characteristics with a short course treatment. The 3A4 and BCRP Inhibition should be watched, I'm surprised a warning is needed or required for the rest of it.
I called my doc and they said they would need to see a confirmed pos test and then see me before prescribing.KidDoc said:
Right now it is anyone 12 and older. They aren't asking for any risk factors or anything like that. It does have a rather significant number of possible drug interactions though.
From : Paxlovid Entire Monograph - Epocrates Web
ritonavir
CYP3A4 booster; HIV protease inhibitor
Interaction Characteristics:
- CYP3A4 substrate
- P-gp substrate
- CYP2D6 inhibitor, weak
- CYP3A4 inhibitor, strong
- BCRP inhibitor
- OATP1B1 inhibitor, moderate
- OATP1B3 inhibitor, moderate
- P-gp inhibitor, weak
- CYP1A2 inducer, major
- CYP2B6 inducer, minor
- CYP2C8 inducer, minor
- CYP2C9 inducer, minor
- CYP2C19 inducer, minor
- CYP3A4 inducer, minor
- UGT1A1 inducer
- UGT1A4 inducer
- UGT1A9 inducer
- UGT2B4 inducer
- UGT2B7 inducer
- absorption possibly altered by orlistat
- delays atrioventricular conduction
- hyperglycemic effects
Totally agree. The list of drugs that are contraindicated is crazy long if you look at that epocrates page.
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I haven't found a briefing document with actual data but am kind of shocked if that's required by FDA following any clinical evaluations. It might be that they didn't do any actual clinical ddi studies and it's all based on in vitro data.
Contraindications for weak interactions is absurd. Considering how long you treat with it, I'd argue the same for inductions absent very narrow therapeutic window for the victim drug.
Contraindications for weak interactions is absurd. Considering how long you treat with it, I'd argue the same for inductions absent very narrow therapeutic window for the victim drug.
Correct...found Dr. McCullough's recipe online.Capitol Ag said:
This works great for me!
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
Here it is if anyone finds this thread later.
In addition to the nasal wash and gargle, over-the-counter treatments McCullough says to have on hand include zinc (50 mg per day), Vitamin D3 (20,000 IUs per day), Vitamin C (3,000 mg per day), quercetin (500 mg twice per day), and famotidine (sold as Pepcid, 80 mg once per day).
Capitol Ag said:
This works great for me!
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
Hot Toddy is better for cold / flu. Hot water, honey, lemon juice, whiskey.
Ivermectin always worked.
Get the RX sent to a compounding pharmacy. That way the doc is not on a registry for filling the RX.
Get it filled for $30 instead of $240. Everyone wins.
Even the doctor more concerned with covering their own butt as opposed to patient care options can actually start helping people.
Get the RX sent to a compounding pharmacy. That way the doc is not on a registry for filling the RX.
Get it filled for $30 instead of $240. Everyone wins.
Even the doctor more concerned with covering their own butt as opposed to patient care options can actually start helping people.
Yesterday, could you please give the names of the nasal wash and gargle? Thank You!
Gig'em, Ole Army Class of '70
Next time I have a cold, I'll give it a try!wessimo said:Capitol Ag said:
This works great for me!
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
Hot Toddy is better for cold / flu. Hot water, honey, lemon juice, whiskey.
https://www.bioresearchcommunications.com/index.php/brc/article/view/176Mark Fairchild said:
Yesterday, could you please give the names of the nasal wash and gargle? Thank You!
Covid? A box of tissues, ibuprofen and a smoothie for the sore throat should just about do it for ya.
Flu A or B? Treat it the way it's been treated for decades plus Tamaflu. You'll be alright.
Flu A or B? Treat it the way it's been treated for decades plus Tamaflu. You'll be alright.
KidDoc I think I've seen you discuss nasal washes before. What are your thoughts on neti pots (used safely)? Do you think they might be useful in reducing viral load after exposure? I've been using mine, but no idea if it's really doing anything (does clear up the sinuses!)
Loyalty said:
Covid? A box of tissues, ibuprofen and a smoothie for the sore throat should just about do it for ya.
Flu A or B? Treat it the way it's been treated for decades plus Tamaflu. You'll be alright.
For someone else, but I was not alright when I caught covid in June. Spent 5 days in the hospital on high flow o2. I'm 37 5'11" 190 lbs and good health. Obviously an outlier but I appreciate your concern. Wish I would have had this cocktail back then.
Yesterday said:Loyalty said:
Covid? A box of tissues, ibuprofen and a smoothie for the sore throat should just about do it for ya.
Flu A or B? Treat it the way it's been treated for decades plus Tamaflu. You'll be alright.
For someone else, but I was not alright when I caught covid in June. Spent 5 days in the hospital on high flow o2. I'm 37 5'11" 190 lbs and good health. Obviously an outlier but I appreciate your concern. Wish I would have had this cocktail back then.
Sorry about that. My comment was in the context of if you got Covid today (omicron) at least from what you hear from friends, families and the news. Much worse with earlier variants especially delta. If you get it now I hope you will be ok
Yes it is great for any URI to prevent progression to secondary bacterial sinusitis and should help to prevent progression from upper to lower respiratory with general viral infections.FlyRod said:
KidDoc I think I've seen you discuss nasal washes before. What are your thoughts on neti pots (used safely)? Do you think they might be useful in reducing viral load after exposure? I've been using mine, but no idea if it's really doing anything (does clear up the sinuses!)
One of the big reasons kids have so much trouble with routine viral URI is they don't blow their noses or do sinus flushes so everything gets impacted and infected.
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I used to get a sinus infection a year until I did the nasal rinses. When I start getting more congested from normal I will do one first thing in the morning. Haven't had one in a few years now so for me they work.
I took the cocktail when I got COVID last August. Didn't do a thing for me. I spent 16 days in the hospital with COVID pneumonia. Like you, I am healthy with no co-morbidities. It was just one of those things.Yesterday said:Loyalty said:
Covid? A box of tissues, ibuprofen and a smoothie for the sore throat should just about do it for ya.
Flu A or B? Treat it the way it's been treated for decades plus Tamaflu. You'll be alright.
For someone else, but I was not alright when I caught covid in June. Spent 5 days in the hospital on high flow o2. I'm 37 5'11" 190 lbs and good health. Obviously an outlier but I appreciate your concern. Wish I would have had this cocktail back then.
That said, it doesn't hurt to try the cocktail. I have a friend who took 50,000 IU of Vitamin D, and her symptoms got better every time.
Emergen-C packet, sparkling water, 2oz vodka, and a squeeze of lime.
All jokes aside, I did the Dr. Rev vitamin cocktail when I caught it at Christmas.
All jokes aside, I did the Dr. Rev vitamin cocktail when I caught it at Christmas.
wessimo said:Capitol Ag said:
This works great for me!
Seriously though, do you mean the amount of Vit D/C and zinc that Rev posted on here a while back?
Hot Toddy is better for cold / flu. Hot water, honey, lemon juice, whiskey.
Even better with a cinnamon stick and dash of nutmeg. Made some last night.
Not Yesterday, but I've been using it for a while. One part 10% povidone iodine mixed with 9 parts distilled water.Mark Fairchild said:
Yesterday, could you please give the names of the nasal wash and gargle? Thank You!
I gargled and swabbed my nasal cavities with it. I tested positive Monday, and gargling and swabbing several times a day made a HUGE difference in the way I felt. I also do ivermectin, Vit C, D, B12, melatonin and lots of zinc.I never felt terribly sick. Just like a bad allergy.
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