+1 for Bobo's rec......ivermectin.

What I'd do and what my 76 yo Father n law did, Type II diabetic and he was full strength in about 4-5 days. THF medication of choice for Covid is probably Ivermectin, not mine...

Docs offering ivermectin now for Covid?

Hope the OP’s wife gets better soon.

they never stopped, why would they? Especially if you are low risk. most the covid going around are offshoots of omnicron, very little pneumonia. With that said Doxycycline and corticosteroids are pretty much standard protocol now if you having lung issues

Thanks I’ve not been keeping up with the latest treatments.

My doctor offered it to me when I had covid in October '21.

I had it the first week of Jan…still battling some lingering heart rate and blood pressure issues. The flu stuff lasted about a week…Frontline Dr’s said the new variations weren’t responding to ivermectin as much as hydroxychloroquine…I was almost well when it showed up so I didn’t take any. When the HR stuff started I took one dose and appears I’m allergic to it…first med ever I’ve been allergic too.

Good luck and I hope ya don’t get it. My wife did and faired much better than I.

I still have zinc and ivermec from the last round. I'd like to get more for sure.

Ivermectin.com the website is weird but the delivered product is genuine. Mostly he wants more visibility for the silver based sanitizer he invented.

now this is funny

If she's around 150 lbs have her take 3, 50 pound increments of 1.87% ivermectin horse paste five days in a row. It'll knock it out. Then one dose every week or two as a preventative. It'll keep you from getting any viruses and cancer too. We mix ours with a spoon full of peanut butter. Each 50 pound increment has 4mg of ivermectin in it.

We've been taking it every week or two for going on three years.

Update on wife. She has been taking Paxlovid and seems to be on the uphill climb towards getting better. I have been lucky so far and hope that the trend continues.

Thanks again for all the well wishes.

Just saw this. Good to hear your wife is doing better. Covid sucks.

Judd, hope the heart rate levels out for you. My wife and I had Covid back in the fall. I experienced an elevated heart rate too. Normal resting heart rate in the 50’s jumped to the 80’s. My wife’s hovered near 100. Took a couple weeks after Covid for the heartbeat to get back to normal.

that's great news!!

Judd, dammit, take care of yourself. hope all is getting better.

Had Covid awhile back, had me down for 6 weeks. Brother caught it from me while visiting and before I knew I was infectious. He went home took ivermectin and was back to normal in 3 days. I know covid affects different people in different ways, but it sure seems to have cleared him up.

This was my first bout with it. Had I known it was going to kick my butt as badly as it did....I would have tried harder not to get it.

Though I've always been in the camp that says 'you can't hide from a virus'.

That helps you from catching the flu, covid not so much. It's rare to catch covid via surface transmission, airborne transmission yes.