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704,522,522
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560,327,288
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Updated on March 29, 2024 8:48 am

Global Statistics

All countries
704,522,522
Confirmed
Updated on March 29, 2024 8:48 am
All countries
560,327,288
Recovered
Updated on March 29, 2024 8:48 am
All countries
7,008,778
Deaths
Updated on March 29, 2024 8:48 am

Thai doctors says Cocktail of flu, HIV drugs appears to help fight coronavirus

Thai doctors have seen achievement in treating serious instances of the new coronavirus with blend of meds for flu and HIV, with starting outcomes demonstrating huge improvement 48 hours in the wake of applying the treatment, they said today. The doctors from Rajavithi Hospital in Bangkok said another methodology in coronavirus treatment had improved the state of a few patients under their consideration, including one 70-year-old Chinese lady from Wuhan who tried positive for the coronavirus for 10 days. The medication treatment incorporates a blend of hostile to HIV drugs lopinavir and ritonavir, in mix with flu tranquilize oseltamivir in enormous portions.
“This isn’t the fix, yet the patient’s condition has tremendously improved. From testing positive for 10 days under our consideration, in the wake of applying this mix of medication the test outcome got negative inside 48 hours,” Dr. Kriangska Atipornwanich, a lung authority at Rajavithi, told correspondents. “The viewpoint is acceptable yet we despite everything need to accomplish more investigation to discover this can be a standard treatment.” Chinese wellbeing officials have just been overseeing the HIV and flu drugs to fight the coronavirus. The utilization of the three together in a cocktail appeared to improve the treatment, the Thai doctors said. Another doctor said that a comparable methodology in two different patients brought about one showing some unfavorably susceptible response however the other demonstrated improvement.
“We have been following worldwide practices, however the doctor expanded the dose of one of the drugs,” said Somsak Akkslim, director-general of the Medical Services Department, alluding to the flu prescription Oseltamivir. Thailand has recorded 19 instances of coronavirus. Of the Thai patients, eight have recouped and returned home while 11 are still under treatment in clinics. Somsak said the wellbeing service will meet on Monday to talk about the fruitful treatment on account of the 70-year-old however said it is still too soon to state that this methodology can be applied to all cases. “At first we will apply this methodology just too extreme cases,” he said.
Thailand has seen its first instance of human-to-human transmission of the new coronavirus inside the nation, a wellbeing official said on Friday (Jan 31), as it raised its total number of cases to 19, the second-most noteworthy after China. The principal patient to get the infection inside Thailand is a Thai cab driver, said Tanarak Pipat, delegate director-general of the Department of Disease Control. “(He) …doesn’t have the record of making a trip to China, and all things considered, he was contaminated (by) a wiped out voyager from China,” Tanarak said.
Specialists have led infection filters on 13 individuals, including three relatives, who the cab driver came into contact with. They said that at first none of them had tried positive for the infection. “The general danger of disease in Thailand is still low, yet individuals should avoid potential risk to ensure themselves,” Tanarak said. Thailand’s past cases have all been either Chinese tourists or Thais who had visited China, where the infection began.
There have been in any event nine instances of human-to-human transmission in five nations outside China: The United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and now Thailand. The World Health Organization is taking a gander at instances of individual to-individual transmission outside of Wuhan, which would propose that the infection may can possibly spread further. China said on Friday it will send sanction planes to bring residents from infection hit Hubei region who are abroad back “at the earliest opportunity”. The service’s remarks come as various aircrafts reported they were stopping or diminishing flights to China as the nation battles to contain the spread of a destructive new infection.
China is Thailand’s greatest wellspring of visitors, with around 11 million visits and 544 billion baht (US$17.5 billion) in spending a year ago, both making up 28 percent of the total.
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