Administration expanding availability of COVID antiviral pill

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3 thoughts on “Administration expanding availability of COVID antiviral pill

  1. I got a blood clot in my leg two days after completing the prescribed 5-day treatment of the anti-viral Molnupirvavir which was provided at no cost, paid by the federal government, to treat my positive Covid-19 diagnosis. Never had a blood clot before this event, and never been told I was a high risk for blood clots. Now taking blood thinning drugs for six months.

  2. Initial small tests have found this to be VERY effective in treating COVID long-haulers, a problem that’s more severe and widespread than people in US realize. Larger tests on this use need to be EXPEDITED thru FDA to provide relief and hope for these victims, relieve something that’s become very costly to medical system and stem what will be tsunami of Disability claims. This usage is currently being downplayed + ignored by FDA.

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