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What medicines can help to cure coronavirus?

What medicines can help to cure coronavirus?

Coronavirus is the major concern for the entire world at present. The scientists of all the countries are trying their best for finding a vaccine for this pandemic. However, there is no medicine made specifically for treating coronavirus. But, yes, there are some other vaccines and drugs which can help in curing the coronavirus. Along

Gandhi Medicos April 24, 2020 2 minutes

Coronavirus is the major concern for the entire world at present. The scientists of all the countries are trying their best for finding a vaccine for this pandemic. However, there is no medicine made specifically for treating coronavirus. But, yes, there are some other vaccines and drugs which can help in curing the coronavirus. Along with the medicines, it is also necessary to maintain social distance and wear a mask. Also, keep washing or keep sanitizing your hands as much as you can. This is the time when we really need to come up as a nation. If you encounter any of the below-mentioned symptoms then please consult your doctor as soon as possible.

Here are some medications and vaccines, which can be used in treating coronavirus but there is no scientific research and appropriate approval for these medicines.

SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVORUS

Following are the symptoms of coronavirus which may or may not appear:

  1. Fever
  2. Tiredness
  3. Dry cough
  4. Sore throat
  5. Nasal congestion
  6. Runny nose
  7. Difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath
  8. Muscle pain
  9. New loss of taste or smell

CHOLORQUINE FOR EMERGENCY

According to the some procedures in the United States, the FDA (Food and Drug and Administration), Hydrochloroquine as well as chloroquine can be used in emergency circumstances for treating the COVID-19 virus.

On 19 March 2020, the President of the United States, Mr. Donald Trump. said that the Chloroquine, as well as Hydrochloroquine, have been tested with positive results for treating the coronavirus. Both these medicines are currently being used for treating arthritis and malaria.

FAVILAVIR

On the other hand, Favilavir can also be used for treating coronavirus. The use of this medicine has been approved by the National Medical Products Administration of China. It has been proved as an anti-viral drug. This medicine has also produced positive results for treating COVID-19 patients, and this medicine comes with minimum side effects.

This article follows medical accuracy standards and current clinical guidelines.

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