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Breakthrough: Ibuprofen/nitazoxanide/azithromycin: a battle changer personalized COVID-19 telemedicine five days protocol
  • Mina Kelleni
Mina Kelleni
Minia University

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Abstract

Until recently, ibuprofen has been avoided in all COVID-19 protocols world-wide. The author has been trying since March, 2020 to publish a paper that disputes this unfortunate incident and he finally managed since May 2020 to publish two manuscripts that not only prove non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs not harmful for COVID-19, rather they were shown to possess a potential to cure the disease based on a unique new theory suggested to explain COVID-19 pathogenesis and he suggested NSAIDs to be added to unique protocol he suggested using nitazoxanide/azithromycin to manage early cases of COVID-19. In this manuscript, considered the fourth related to the subject, the author represents the first clinical results of using NSAIDs/Nitazoxanide/Azithromycin protocol, used partly or fully, that includes relatively cheap FDA approved drugs used in seventeen Egyptian patients, whether confirmed or suspected, including children, adults and two pregnant ladies whom have been mostly symptoms-free in five days. The manuscripts also presents a road-map to illustrate how to deal efficiently with early cases of COVID-19 according to the author’s clinical experience.
16 Jun 2020Submitted to British Journal of Pharmacology
19 Jun 2020Submission Checks Completed
19 Jun 2020Assigned to Editor