Corona Vaccine

 

CORONAVIRUS VACCINE

3rd coronavirus Vaccine

Coronavirus is a serious disease that has killed more than 100,000 people in the United States. The most common symptoms of the virus are fever and coughing. There are many treatments available for this illness.

In order to protect yourself from contracting COVID-19 you must receive the antiviral drug remdesivir before receiving either your first or second vaccine dose.

The CDC says remdesivir is the world’s best medicine against COVID-19. It’s the only antiviral drug that can treat all forms of viral diseases. You will not have another chance to use it on you because it’s still being used by hospitals as part of their standard treatment plan. In contrast with other drugs, remdesivir has no side effects when given while you are sick and can be taken at any time. Because it targets specific viruses and only gets to them effectively, a study found remdesivir was 86% effective at treating the common cold when administered every day. A further analysis showed remde sivir was 80% effective in treating hospital-acquired pneumonia, which occurs when someone has pneumonia but doesn’t get treated when they need to be. As these two studies show, ramdevsivir is a safe and effective way of fighting both COVID-19 and the flu. However, because remdesivir is based on an antiviral drug, there is a risk you won’t be immune to any new types of virus until we see more data on how well remde sivir interacts with new kinds of vaccines. (Side Note)

Ramdev Sivir isn't a miracle cure. Ramdev Sivir is just approved by the FDA under the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). If you are going to get remade sivir (which is currently the cheapest) as soon as possible you should make sure you know that EUA lasts 24 hours. After that time period, they will stop selling the product. If the company runs out of stock on remdesivir, it will expire anyway.

Before getting your third injection of one of the leading COVID vaccines, please check your healthcare provider's website (some may already be providing recommendations and information) and do not take remdesivir if you are having a severe illness due to a coronavirus, a flu, or both. Although remdesivir has shown promise as a potential treatment for COVID-19, experts are cautious about its safety against SARS CoV-2, causing COVID-19.

After taking remdesivir, people who are unvaccinated or have received the COVID-19 vaccine could develop what is called “COVID fatigue” — a feeling that comes from a lack of interest in contracting coronavirus again. With sufficient rest and/or vaccination, this kind of “COVID fatigue” will subside in some time.

You don’t need ramdev shivir at any point during the infection to keep you healthy. If you test negative, stay away from others to avoid spreading the disease, wear masks if you are around the same people as you did during your visit to your primary care physician, and wash hands often.

If you are not vaccinated, it is important not to assume that since you don’t have symptoms or have been vaccinated you can’t still cause COVID-19. Even though those vaccinated have less danger of developing severe COVID-19 complications, they also can’t prevent the spread of the virus like they can if there is someone unvaccinated with coronavirus. Getting vaccinated with a coronavirus vaccine can help reduce the number of respiratory droplets that are emitted during the act of breathing, the air you breathe, and the aerosols you inhale when you cough or sneeze.

If you are not vaccinated please refer back to my previous post regarding whether you are eligible for booster shots. You can read that for more information about the Pfizer vaccine booster. For now, be patient and consider the implications in terms of your personal health and that of your family