Experiences with

Antiviral treatment

Following my recent post, I had a phone call yesterday morning from a doctor at our local hospital to assess my need for the treatment. Yes, I needed it but unfortunately the tablets were not suitable because of an existing medication so I needed the infusion. Unfortunately, they had no more appointments

After managing to avoid COVID until now (and I work in a department store!) I tested positive last Saturday. After I registered my positive test with NHS I then called 111 (no phone service at my GP as Easter Sunday) regarding my eligibility for the antiviral drugs. Within an hour I got a call from a

I’ve got a positive PCR (lft was negative fri, positive Sunday, didn’t test sat), specialist nurse has said I am entitled to have the antiviral infusion but it’s up to me. I’m day 1 and have til day 5 to have it. Although I’ve felt like I’ve had illness coming on for nearly a week. Symptoms are mild

Hi I was treated with the Covid drugs, not sure if it really helped but made me feel really ill, abdo pain tiredness. Still struggling with Covid symptoms 4 weeks later.

It’s 24 hours nearly since I reported a positive test and I haven’t heard anything about antiviral treatment yet. Has anyone had any experience with getting this successfully? Thank you in advance xxx

I have had a text to call the clinical team I called them and after et a 30 minute wait the asked for my details and said someone would contact me within 48hrs to discuss the best antiviral treatment for me.

Finally got an email today advising that I’ve been identified as having a condition (ET) that qualifies me for a priority PCR test and antiviral treatment in the event of a positive COVID test.

Hi I tested positive to covid 5 days ago. Had most of the symptoms, fever, shivering, excruciating headache, blocked nose, cough, pain in neck and all along spine, loss of appitite, Fatigue ++This was the first few day. Gradually these symptoms subsided except for the fatigue, and fuzzy head. I now so

I have enclosed a picture of the cohort selected for at home antiviral treatment. The main thing I got back from all of the investigation is that no one will go without if they require the medical intervention.

Conclusion: Covid makes you ill if you’ve got an MPN but antiviral treatment seems to help so request it. Be ready to speak to lots of people and remember to say you’ve got a ‘blood cancer’ as not many people seem to know about MPNs.

treatment ,no nobody offered me anything ,I started recue pk myself hope I haven't depressed anyone with my long post ,I just feel that if I get it down in writing it will help me come to terms with my ordeal ,and stop the tears ,I also hope I haven't frightened anyone with my experience of covid as

Amantadine was originally developed as an treatment for influenza in the 1960s, but resistant strains of the virus began appearing in the 1980s, which rendered the drug ineffective.

An antiviral of this type could potentially be made available for community use to control active infection and its spread. https://www.hippocraticpost.com/coronavirus/scientists-uncover-potential-antiviral-treatment-for-covid-19/

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