Juan: welcome back
with the doctors answering
your questions.
marlo, I want to make you one
question about the study that
recently published on
the use of acid inhibitors
astric and increased risk
of coronavirus, has been in
all means of
communication …
do you have an opinion on the
study and what’s your
recommendation?
merlow: we knew that
troubled patients
astric with discharge ulcers
for the stomach, they had better
prognosis in terms of covid
19 compared to what they were
taking omeprazole …
all that kind of medicine.
we know that when we see the
stomach acid is
important to several
activities that include
be able to neutralize some viruses.
that’s why i am
recommending and citing our
means to change all
high-risk wing patients
that do not have coordination with
specialists and medicines,
it was much less risky
in terms of covid … already
we have several data
basically consistent for
understand what we have to do
something in terms of
patients who are taking the
type of medications.
Juan: I am one of those
people who take that kind of
medicines. I started to read the
I study very carefully and what
found is a
correlacón there is a correlacón
which is not causal.
I’m going to keep touching myself because
we have reflux condition and
obviously it is important that
each case is discussed with its
doctor.
we connect to new york,
with clara diaz, who has a
ask for the
doctors … good morning, of course,
What is your question? (via
skype from new york / clara
diaz)
covid 19.
I have 30 seconds before
pause.
when a person gives you the
virus it most likely won’t
give back in the future
righ now. we have to search
the complications that are going to
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