get a doctor to prescribe HCQ+Zinc+Z pack treatment at early onset? Are they currently able to do this?

You can ask (they might say no), yes.

i support this question

Without knowing anything about you, it would be best to take advice from your PCP who knows your health history and any other physicians you see yearly. I had afib 2 years ago which required a cardioversion to correct and I have no idea how hcq would impact that or not. If i were to get covid, I would contact my PCP as well as my cardiologist for my best care path.

terradactylexpress said:

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Picadillo said:

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Dr Immanuel gets ridiculed on this board for her personal beliefs, but her death rate is zero, and she treats all ages all co-morbidities. Hard to argue with results.

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**** straight off.

My death rate of patients for covid is zero too. It's easy to make claims when you have to put up zero proof

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Beware of Doug said:

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Picadillo said:

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Dr Immanuel gets ridiculed on this board for her personal beliefs

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A reminder, her "personal beliefs" are

• medicine contains Alien DNA
• you get ovarian cysts because you have sex with demon in your dreams
• you don't have to wear a mask
• there is a cure for COVID

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Two of those are likely true.

Picadillo said:

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Dr Immanuel gets ridiculed on this board for her personal beliefs, but her death rate is zero, and she treats all ages all co-morbidities. Hard to argue with results.

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Pretty sure most sick people aren't going to a doc-in-box shop seeking care for COVID. Even if they were, I don't think she has credentials at any hospital to take care of them inpatient if they needed it.

Further, how many has she actually seen? What data has she published that shows ages and comorbidities? Has she actually ensured complete follow up with every single patient she's seen? If you know anything about studies of any reasonable size, you'll know that it's inevitable to lose patient's to follow up.

Do you think someone who has zero car accidents driving around in rural Idaho is as good of a driver as someone who has zero accidents driving in a major city like Houston, Dallas, or LA?

Seriously dude?

I tested positive for the IgM antibody after about 2 weeks or so of being mildly sick... Never real sick but broke out in some rashes on the chest and lower legs and very mild fever, lost since of smell, went to my Dr after after about 3 weeks, I saw him 4-5 days after I took the Antibody test. Dr said rashes were folliculitis possibly from virus strain on the body, he Prescribed me HCQ and said take 200 mg a day and 40-80 units of zinc and doxycycline... he did this as a precautionary measure in case I was carrying the virus .. pharmacy filled the order right away.. it seemed Very normal .. I didnt get tested for Covid because I didn't think I was sick enough to have it. My Dr wasn't too happy that I went to see him for the rash and when I told him I tested positive for IgM Just 4 days ago he looked at me like I was crazy ( they may have had some protocol for patients who are sick, i didn't follow any of it for the visit ) ... I guess that's why he put me on HCQ as a precautionary measure in case I was still positive .. He had me go take an antigen test and it came back negative ... just a entirely odd situation .. I probably should have got tested when I was sick but I didn't feel sick enough to worry about it. I self quarantined for 2 weeks. I'm on meds now but not even sure I need them