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Amazing videos thank you! Why are all these videos so much better and clearer than lectures from med school which we paid tuition for. They always sucks and ended up confusing people...
dude you have amazing handwriting
@kozmickarmakoala3526
4 жыл бұрын
You should see mine. Looks Medieval . *~;)
my professor recommended that i watch this video and i thought it was going to boring but this is a pretty amazing video
Enjoyed this very much and was explained Thoroughly, thank you
Update: First, there is a NEW class of anti-viral / anti-influenza medication, called Baloxivir. It works as a cap-dependent endonuclease inhibitor. Second, there is no longer a restriction on starting anti-viral meds within 48 hours (however, ideally it would be as early as possible).
@xXKIKOXx0
4 жыл бұрын
ur the GOAT
At starting diagram which is showing structure and Mechanism of action is awesome 👍👍👏👏
I had gotten sick and was prescribed this. Amazing drug. Half a year later my son got sick bad. Up and down fever bad. Tested positive as well for influenza. Was given this medicine and bam was back to being a normal kid the next day. A Friend at work was coming down with high fever up and down. I had remembered I still had some oseltamivir left. Gave him one told him to rest. Bam came into work like nothing happened. Amazing drug.
Can i use it for prevent the coronavirus
thank you so much
wonder teaching, the background is kind to the eyes. every word spoken is fascinating!
grate teaching thx
I just wanted one about treatment in general-__--
thanks
What is the application that u draw this by
Reply to me if you know the answer, is it true that we don't really know how anesthesia work
Please tell us about dose ?
Great video
I eat foods with Antivirels in them and diet high in vitamin C to strengthen the immune systhem i use to get alot of flu viruses and colds i have been doing this for the last 3 years not had any colds or flu for the last 3 years
Super
Is nitazoxanide used for Corona virus?
Wish there was something for coronavirus too.
Watching this before 4 hours of Final Exam
I'd takie Tamiflu but I've read that it's controversial, because it can trigger hallucinationa, different states of conciousness, even suicidal attempts, just lika a bad trip after drugs... I don't know how worried should I really be, because different sources present very different opinions... But I decided not to take it, because I suffer from Anxiety and Panic Attacks already, so I'm just too scared :c
this was posted in the future :D
@1handsmoke565
4 жыл бұрын
Ali Shakeel 🦠 🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠 Yes and we need this today. Covid-19 is CORONAVIRUS
Is it helpful for Corona Virus??, I read one article in India that this is helpful
which antivirus for pneumonia viral?
I was prescribed it for ms fatigue and then my son came down with the flu. They didn't check the type. I did take the amantadine this morning.
I don't understand, so if a healthy patient comes to you without having a flu vaccination, how do you explain to them that they receive less treatment than the person who's had the vaccine ?
@Jakilyn
4 жыл бұрын
@steveXracer It shows those without flu vaccine would receive preventive treatment for 1 week vs those having the flu shot, 2 weeks
@hyphen8d725
4 жыл бұрын
If they didnt have the vaccine, the treatment would treat that one outbreak, but if they had the vaccine, they wouldn't have to take the meds again if they were re-exposed.
As expected, no mention of the only antiviral drugs that matters in this day and age, ie. DRACOs by Dr. Todd Rider
@Unifrog_
Жыл бұрын
Probably because nothing much has come of DRACO under Dr. Ryder. The drug has been picked up by a startup company Kimer Med.
is the person writing this on the video left handed ?
What are the names of the anti flu pills or dust? I got the flu, give me the name of the anti viral drug
bacon, them red squiggly lines look like bacon
You don't need an antiviral - it goes away unless you stay at home