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Thai doctors said they had managed to treat severe cases of HIV infection using a combination of drugs flu And HIV AIDS "HIV"Preliminary results showed a significant improvement within 48 hours of starting treatment.
The doctors from the hospital explained "Rajavethi" in the capital BangkokThat, the new approach to treating Corona Virus The number of patients under their care, including a Chinese woman, has improved Wuhan city In Hubei China, 70 years old, tested positive for the virus 10 days ago.
Treatment includes a combination of two drugs to combat AIDS virusThey are lopinavir and ritonavir, together with large doses of influenza drug oseltamivir.
The doctor specializing in pulmonary therapy at Rajavethi University, Kariyangaska Atebornoich: "This is not a treatment, but the patient’s condition has improved significantly. After tests showed that she was HIV positive 10 days ago, the new tests were negative after 48 hours of treatment", According to Reuters.
He added: "The result is generally good, but we still have to do more research to determine if this can be a cure".
It is indicated that Thailand It saw 19 infections with a virus New Corona, While 8 people were reported to have recovered, and 11 have returned to their homes, while 11 are still receiving treatment Hospitals.
And Chinese health officials have already started using AIDS treatment with influenza to fight the Coronavirus, and Thai doctors have said that using the three drugs together seemed to be a good treatment.
Another doctor indicated that a similar approach had been applied with two other patients, but one of them had a side symptom of allergies, but the other had improved his condition.
The Director General of the Medical Services Department Somsak Axelem explained "We used to follow international practices, but the doctor increased one’s dose pharmaceutical" Noting the influenza drug oseltamivir.
Somsak said that the Ministry of Health will hold a meeting, on Monday, to discuss the successful treatment of the situation of Chinese women, but he said it is still too early to say that this approach can be applied to all cases, indicating that in the beginning this approach will be applied "Only in critical situations".
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Thai doctors said they had succeeded in treating severe cases of HIV infection using a combination of influenza drugs and HIV / AIDS. Initial results showed a significant improvement within 48 hours of starting treatment.
The doctors from Rajavethi Hospital in the capital, Bangkok, said that the new approach in treating the Coronavirus led to an improvement in the conditions of a number of patients under their care, including a Chinese woman from Wuhan City, Hubei Province in China, at the age of 70, who confirmed her HIV infection before 10 days.
Treatment includes a combination of two anti-HIV drugs, lopinavir and ritonavir, as well as large doses of influenza drug oseltamivir.
“This is not the treatment, but the patient’s condition has improved significantly. After the tests confirmed her infection with the virus 10 days ago, the new tests were negative after 48 hours of treatment,” said the doctor, lung specialist at Rajavethi University, Kariyangaska Atebornoic.
He added: “The result is generally good, but we still have to do more research to determine if this can be a cure.”
It is noteworthy that Thailand has witnessed 19 cases of the new Corona virus, while 8 reports said that 8 people who have returned to their homes have been cured, while 11 of them are still receiving treatment in hospitals.
And Chinese health officials have already started using AIDS treatment with influenza to fight the Coronavirus, and Thai doctors have said that using the three drugs together seemed to be a good treatment.
Another doctor indicated that a similar approach had been applied with two other patients, but one of them had a side symptom of allergies, but the other had improved his condition.
“We used to follow international practices, but the doctor increased the dose of one of the medications,” said Director General of the Medical Services Department Somsak Axelem, referring to influenza medication oseltamivir.
Somsak said that the Ministry of Health will hold a meeting, on Monday, to discuss the successful treatment of the condition of Chinese women, but he said it is still too early to say that this approach can be applied to all cases, indicating that in the beginning this approach will be applied “only to critical cases”. .
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